Sentence examples for installations in light from inspiring English sources

Conant, A., Modera, M., Pira, J., Proctor, J. & Gebbie, M. Comprehensive Diagnostic and Improvement Tools for HVAC-System Installations in Light Commercial Buildings (Proctor Engineering Group, 2004).

Just two weeks ago, Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel announced new security measures at United States military installations in light of a review that, he said, found "troubling gaps" in the Defense Department's ability to protect service members and employees from threats from within.

Turrell is known for his immersive, hallucinatory installations in which light becomes not an adjective but an amorphous, all consuming noun.

In the Arsenale lines formed to see one of the American artist James Turrell's dreamy installations, in which changing light creates an alternate universe of space and color.

Dwight Eschliman To capture "The Exhibitionists," his portfolio of residential video installations, in the best light, the photographer Dwight Eschliman had to work fast.

The interdisciplinary artist, who works in light installation as well as drawing, describes her latest visuals as a balance between what's present and what is absent, each marked by her use of black and white.

In the final act, Cousins and lighting designer Nick Schlieper channel American artist James Turrell's light installations in a set so merciless in generating the sensation of being utterly revealed and simultaneously utterly lost that the feeling filters out to the illuminated audience too.

The Katyusha was inexpensive and could be manufactured in light industrial installations which did not have the heavy equipment to build conventional artillery gun barrels.

In time for high-season holiday travel, the British artist Bruce Munro will unveil two outdoor light installations in Arizona.

In 1974 Count Giuseppe Pansa di Biumo came over from Italy and commissioned Turrell to make six light installations in his 17th century palazzo in Verese.

He has created a series of six winter light installations in the stunning gardens of Waddesdon Manor, owned by the Rothschilds and bequeathed to The National Trust in the 1950s.