In our society, in which we explore reality by means of instruments and installations of ever increasing complexity (telescopes, cyclotrons) and communicate via more advanced media (newspapers, radio, television, SMS, the Internet), it is useful to have an abstract mass-noun for the 'stuff' that is created by the instruments and that 'flows' through these media.
They currently live and work in NYC as architects and simultaneously develop a research about the relationships between space and sound through the design and construction of inhabitable sound instruments and installations.
Power clamp meters are designed to check electricity meters, instrument transformers and installations on site.
Often due to the smaller impact per installation, the typical environmental impact assessment (EIA) or related planning instruments do not apply and installations can go "unnoticed" from a planning perspective2.
Following time spent experimenting with electronic musical performance, the trio came up with "The Blade," a technology they describe as an "interactive instrument and art installation".
This article considers processes of social learning about the economic instruments and decision making, given technology and installation options for photovoltaic electricity production.
Over three floors, Björk's diaristic ephemera mingle with her costumes, props, music videos, instruments, and a museum-commissioned video installation.
SM1 flew aboard Endeavour in December 1993, and involved installation of several instruments and other equipment over ten days.
5. Support exhibitions and installations.
For one recent project, they teamed up with a group of young offenders to turn a shipping container into an immersive audiovisual installation, featuring recorded orchestral instruments and found sounds.
As part of the educational component, visitors can play the instruments and the 700 schoolchildren scheduled to visit the installation will learn about the natural setting, too.
