Sentence examples for rotating works from inspiring English sources

Rotating works by photographers and mixed-media artists grace the walls.

Programming a basic routine into his Pi computer hidden behind it, Weibe managed to create a code that continuously pulled in the 50 most popular images each day from art website deviantART, providing his visitors a smorgasbord of rotating works from this huge collective of online artists.

Instead of being separated by civilizations, techniques or schools, the 205 rotating works from seven departments from the Louvre in Paris are displayed chronologically in the new museum's main gallery, the Galerie du Temps, a slightly curving, 32,000-square-foot aluminum-walled space with a timeline spanning five millenniums etched along one wall.

In the mid-1990's, rotating work schedules were changed to fixed hours on the day or night shifts.

Usually, drills are rotated by a drilling machine and fed into stationary work, but on other types of machines a stationary drill may be fed into rotating work or drill and work may rotate in opposite directions.

Healthcare professionals (HCPs) have stressful jobs, are frequently on rotating work shifts, undergo emotional stress, and work long hours every day because of their job requirements [12 14].

In this study, three types of circadian disruption including rotating work schedule, monthly frequency of insomnia, and nightly sleep duration were measured.

(The museum rotates works in the cafe).

The museum plans to regularly rotate works from its permanent collection.

Certain professions (farmers, professional users of pesticides, food or rubber industry workers, medical workers, night watchers…) and certain working hours (night work, rotating shift work) are more specifically documented using specific occupational questionnaires.

Information on shift work was collected on the basis of the question: "Which form of work schedule have you engaged in for your longest occupation?" Men were asked to indicate the most regular schedule they had undertaken among three work schedules: daytime work, permanent nighttime work, or rotating shift work.