Sentence examples similar to successive room from inspiring English sources

At Dia:Beacon Mr. Tàpies's works are installed in three successive rooms — a terrific display, though I couldn't help but think it would have benefited from a far more generous space.

Successive rooms of this sprawling, eye-caressing exhibition reveal that the stylistic innovations of Toulouse-Lautrec's poster designs from the 1880s to 1900 influenced myriad modernist artists, first in Paris, then later in other parts of Europe.

Successive rooms then explore ideas of birth and rebirth and cyclical time – the dialogue between time and eternity; the cosmic body and the place of astrology in determining the body's place in time and space, illustrated by some dazzling Jain maps and cosmological images that look like vorticist abstracts.

The measurements were performed in a total of 78 distinct locations and in seven successive rooms.

Both the control and termite-digested softwood tissues (1 g each) were individually frozen in liquid nitrogen, ground to powder in a blender (Waring Products, Torrington, CT, USA), with the resulting powders subjected to successive extractions at room temperature for 8 h each with 1 1 toluene-EtOH (100 ml/g)), EtOH (100 ml/g) and H2O (100 ml/g), respectively, and then freeze-dried.

In contrast, from the outset SNCF planned for successive phases of construction, leaving room for future growth, although we could learn from its mistakes with little-used intermediate stations: TGV Picardie was deliberately sited not to connect with the provincial network which crossed its route only a few kilometres away at Puzeaux.

After recording the final oven-dry mass of each sample, the core sections were soaked in water at room temperature for successive 48-hr periods until no more mass of water was absorbed.

Try to keep room for other successive games, to conserve paper.

As the hours pass, successive rounds of managers leave the room, knowing that those who remain will determine their fates.

Miraculously, though, the Glass Room remains, repossessed by successive armies and ideologies, yet always drawing its inhabitants back and holding layers of history in its uncommon space.

Simple or successive tensile tests are performed at room temperature, i.e. in the rubbery state.