Sentence examples for objects to be displayed from inspiring English sources

A document camera is a visual presenter device that allows objects to be displayed to large audiences.

Yet current gallery space in the 61,000-square-foot museum allows only 2.5percentt of the collection, or about 765 objects, to be displayed at one time.

I learned from Barbara Ford, the associate curator of Asian art who has guided the planning of the gallery and the choice of objects to be displayed, that the two wild geese paintings were acquired separately and have only recently been reunited after many years apart.

Among the objects to be displayed around the state are the trailer used by families who visited ground zero and left photographs and messages, as well as pieces from the World Trade Center buildings, the airplanes that struck them and emergency vehicles.

Current undergoing work focuses on the choice of objects to be displayed in the user field of view.

The PDF format stores a document as a set of operators that describe the graphical and textual objects to be displayed in the pages.

(2) Attributes for graphical representation (Table 1), which are used for building a new graphic object to be displayed onscreen.

Where many contemporary cookbooks come across as beautiful, immovable objects meant to be displayed rather than used, the "Mission Chinese Food Cookbook" is more like a carefully constructed and deeply personal zine.

In the past most cultural studies have been primarily descriptive, cataloguing and organising objects often to be displayed in museums or at least organised in drawers so that interested people can examine them.

More objects will be displayed, but above all, new texts, photographs and videos will be added.

As Harvey writes in his essay on lynching souvenirs, items like these "not only fix the black body within a historical moment, but also transform it into a captive object to be owned, displayed, and, quite possibly, traded".