Sentence examples for urban documentation from inspiring English sources

Nobody seems to know whether the vast project is an art work or a form of urban documentation, but the general feeling is that it is both.

"Candy" has so much going on that it can, at times, seem like a fevered rendition of the block-by-block urban documentation popular with Sunday photographers of yesteryear.

The results of the research work will be applied to the methodology of developing urban planning documentation.

It deals with the experience in the making of urban planning documentation for the first wind power plant in Serbia from the aspect of possible environmental conflicts related to the utilization of alternative energy sources – preservation of natural resources.

Simon Wheatley, photographer and director, spent seven years shooting photos for his book Don't Call Me Urban, a visual documentation of London's grime scene, pretty much from its beginnings.

Along the same lines of Molly Woodward's documentation of urban typography in New York, Balaguer projected a collection of her iPhone photos that document streetstyle typography from hand-painted street signs to political campaign signage to old Filipino book covers.

In another study of an educational intervention in urban neighborhood health centers, documentation in the medical record did not change despite increases in the rate of screening and referral [ 24].

The latest multi-photographer show he participated in was called "The Age of Photography" at Tony Raka Gallery in Mas, and explored the work of Indonesia based professional photographers in the realm of contemporary art, curated by leading Indonesian art critic Jim Supangkat Ongoing long term projects include a series of urban-scapes and a documentation on migratory workers from Java to Bali.

How? Through a digital library comprised of audience-generated photos and documentation of the Urban Tale performances - and of other "unexpected and unusual" moments and places in their cities.

The aim of this study was to evaluate whether the introduction of a standardised proforma for major trauma patients improved the quality of documentation in an urban Emergency Department (ED).

However, with regard to coverage, it is important to note that we were able to obtain information on 68% (7450/11 020) only, with differential success being noted dependent on residence (rural CHCs=78% vs urban DHs=61%) due to incomplete documentation of residential addresses in the latter.