Sentence examples for introductory panel from inspiring English sources

An introductory panel will be added to explain the work's intent.

The introductory panel announces that the exhibition is "told from a Hopi perspective".

The exhibit's introductory panel warns that the sea levels in New York City will rise two feet within the next fifty years.

After an introductory panel discussion that illuminated the main ways Philadelphia gets and spends money, the assembly split up into breakout groups averaging about 25 people.

Though the era was "clearly defined by Prohibition," Mr. Barons wrote in an introductory panel, East Hampton's "dunes and old barns were filled with the spirits that kept the mood of the Roaring Twenties soaring".

Ms. Blomberg's message begins in the introductory panel, which celebrates the individual artists on the floor, and continues in the labels beside the artworks, for which she drew on her own work and the research of other scholars.

"I want to clean house, reward troublemakers and invite crashers," he wrote in an introductory wall panel that raises unusual curatorial questions.

An introductory wall panel tells us that in the Jewish mystical tradition the four letters of pardes each stand for a level of biblical interpretation: very roughly, the literal, the allusive, the allegorical and the hidden.

THE introductory wall panel for "Picture Perfect: Masterworks of Photography" at the Bruce Museum of Arts and Science in Greenwich describes the exhibition as drawn from one of the world's finest collections of vintage photography in private hands.

"Le Corbusier Before Le Corbusier: Applied Arts, Architecture, Painting and Photography, 1907-1922" is a dense, informative show about the early years of the precocious polymath who became, as the introductory text panel states, "arguably the most influential, admired, and maligned architect of the 20th century".

The introductory text panel declares, "As knowledge and information break free from the shackles of proprietary control, and as widespread access to technology democratizes innovation, the fundamental doctrines of industrial society — the supremacy of unification over decentralization, big over small, the production line over the workshop, top-down over bottom-up — are cast into doubt".