Sentence examples for that is exhibited from inspiring English sources

Poster, printed paper announcement or advertisement that is exhibited publicly.

The magnetic behaviour exhibited by the ferrites is called ferrimagnetism; it is quite different from the magnetization (called ferromagnetism) that is exhibited by metallic materials such as iron.

And the lexicon of Asian motifs he picked up in the Navy -- dragons so vivid they could singe chest hair -- expanded the tattooist's visual language, transforming a back-alley business into an art form that is exhibited today in venues like the Clementine Gallery in Manhattan.

Another is the singular passion for boilers that is exhibited by Henry Gifford, of Gifford Fuel Saving, Inc. Gifford came to boilers late in life, when he was twenty and had already worked as a bicycle mechanic, a window-gate welder, and a landlord.

a Passive targeting relies on the leaky vasculature that is exhibited by tumors, allowing nanoparticles to travel through the fenestrations and reach tumors.

Therefore, it is appropriate to assume that cancer cells would be invested with the same property of self-referential awareness that is exhibited by all other cells.

It's true that a rabbit that is exhibiting submissive behavior will make himself as small as possible by crouching and tucking his head down.

The same might be said of the Epstein paintings that were exhibited amid the Blitz.

Like the Seasons paintings that were exhibited at Victoria Miro Gallery last year.

He does proper paintings that are exhibited in the National Portrait Gallery and everything!

What are probably still his best-known pieces belong in a group that was exhibited at the Whitechapel Art Gallery in 1963.