Sentence examples for later installation from inspiring English sources

That's even more true of a later installation, "The Murder of Crows," which had its premiere at the 2008 Biennale of Sydney in Australia and is now at the Park Avenue Armory as part of the Mostly Mozart Festival.

Through April 17 Hunter College's labyrinthine Times Square space might have been custom-made to house this ambitious, historically minded show of environmental and interactive sculpture, of a kind from which later installation art derived.

A stainless steel 316L (SS) tube with inner diameter 27.9 mm, outer diameter 33.33 mm, and length 1000 mm was prepared for later installation as a receiver tube in PTC.

The only modification by the vendor for RMC was a thermal column replacing an irradiation site inside the reactor container for a later installation of a neutron beam tube (NBT).

A third HNB is considered as an upgrade to the ITER heating systems, and the impact of the later installation and use of that injector have to be taken into account when considering the installation and assembly of the whole NB system.

This is to facilitate the later installation of active preventive measures (such as an electric fan) if the house still has a high radon concentration.

In her early work, Bourgeois anticipated much that others would do later: installations, minimalism, body art.

Later installations, like the 2003 "Legality Is Not Morality," above, combine architecture, objects, drawings and sometimes music to embody a connect-the-dots web of historical references -- Kurt Cobain, Robert Smithson, the Black Panthers, Isamu Noguchi, Kent State and Public Enemy -- that places art, race, popular culture and politics on a complex activist continuum.

There was no difference in the healing between animals who had the implants immediately removed after installation, and animal whose implants were removed 9 months later of installation.

Decades later, major installations like Levitated Mass (2012), the whopping 340-ton boulder permanently installed at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA), and the impressive "Asteroid" (2000), the relatively demure 12-ton ore rock recently exhibited at Gagosian Gallery, are often described in a nature-vs.-culture frame.

Ms. Hustvedt, who has written essays about art herself, makes Bill's work -- from his earliest, Lucian Freud-like paintings to his later elaborate installations -- come alive so vividly that we forget that he is a fictional creation.