Sentence examples for of reinstallation from inspiring English sources

When the terminal was slated for demolition a few years ago, the mosaic was appraised for $15 million and deemed worthy of reinstallation somewhere.

Right now, the museum's complex floor plan is riddled by even more detours and closed galleries than usual: the reconstruction of its grand staircase on Eastern Parkway is under way (to be completed in 2004), and half of its Egyptian galleries are in the final throes of reinstallation (reopening in April).

The first phase of the reinstallation of the Frieda Schiff Warburg Memorial Sculpture Garden, a collection of architectural sculpture and ornament from demolished buildings, will also open to the public.

The first phase of a reinstallation of Mesoamerican, South American and Native American art.

Talk of the reinstallation of the British embassy in Tehran is placing it firmly on the emerging travel map.

And it is not always easy, since most of the reinstallation of the operating system erases all files that have been in this location.

The implications of these new findings on the object's conservation treatment and display are discussed in the context of the upcoming reinstallation of the Arts of the Islamic World gallery at the Brooklyn Museum.

'Legitimate' president Despite offering his resignation, Hadi's supporters took to the streets of many Yemeni cities condemning the Houthis' "coup" and calling for reinstallation of the former president.

This exercise in archiving as reinvention is accompanied by digital films, one of a laborious reinstallation of Egyptian art at the British Museum, the other of Mr. Bamgboye sitting at a terminal making his scans.

At the center of the reinstallation is a group of splendid Ming and Qing dynasty paintings recently given or promised to the museum by the New York collectors Marie-Hélène and Guy Weill.

The Walker Art Center in Minneapolis is in the middle of a major reinstallation of its permanent collections.