Sentence examples for project dissolution from inspiring English sources

In artists Seth Clark and Jason Forck's collaborative project Dissolution, the duo draw inspiration from cities and rural area's crumbling structures, finding beauty in the abstraction of collapse and reassembly.

Yet it was Fleming who saved the project from dissolution and got the man-woman struggle at the heart of it down right, and he deserves a good part of the credit for the movie's becoming the cultural monument that millions still adore.

In a typical carbon capture and storage project, residual and dissolution trapping is expected to play a significant role in minimising the risk associated with the containment.

President Enrique Peña Nieto has put his faith for improving policing in a project that foresees the mandatory dissolution of all municipal police forces and the modernization of state level forces.

Uber's self-driving vehicle program has been rocked by a fatal collision, a costly legal fight with Alphabet Inc.'s Waymo and the sudden dissolution of its robotic-trucking project.

"I think I first got into making electronic music with Jaguar Love", Votolato reveals, referencing his electro-tinged project with Blood Bros vocalist Johnny Whitney following their former band's dissolution.

Following the dissolution of Led Zeppelin, the first significant project for the band members was the Honeydrippers, which Plant formed in 1981.

In The Dissolution of Buildings, architect Angelo Bucci presents projects in his native São Paulo and abroad.

Imbued with the quality of oral epic by the argot of the Edinburgh pubs and projects, this novel follows the growth to middle-aged dissolution of four boyhood friends whose only limitless prospect is for self-destruction.

They might start to write validation master plans for some very simple new equipment, such as a mill or a dissolution vessel, and could lead some small projects with budgets of SG$10,000 to SG$20,000.

But this Collected resembles less a monument than a city or a continent, a Borgesian project of retrieving absolutely everything in the moment of its dissolution.