Sentence examples for views exhibited in from inspiring English sources

The offensive views exhibited in this magazine do not in any way represent the majority of Oxford students, or OUSU.

This is the traditional view exhibited in studies of job polarization and in the popular press on the fear of automation: employment losses concentrated in occupations we expect to be most readily replaceable by machines.

The comparisons of subjective SSIM and PSNR performances and the viewing quality are exhibited in Section 4.

It is not unusual for jurors to view exhibits in open court, but in this case, the jurors also discussed the exhibits for about 20 minutes while reporters and other courtroom observers watched.

The photographs have had a life of their own, but many of the pieces memorialized in them — the strikingly delicate kinds of constructions Calder began to make that year — all but vanished from public view after they were exhibited in the early 1940s.

It was also an opportunity to view his watercolours, which he exhibited in Los Angeles last year.

Open the collage below for a big picture view of the tiny technologies exhibited in the Koch Institute Public Galleries.

The scanning electron microscopic (SEM) view of fly ash is exhibited in Fig. 3.

The crown jewels of the collection are the 130-plus early films, more than five hours of nitrate print viewing time, that the Brintons exhibited in their travels.

More likely, in the scientists' view, intelligence in plants resembles that exhibited in insect colonies, where it is thought to be an emergent property of a great many mindless individuals organized in a network.

In JMW Turner's painting Crossing the Brook (exhibited in 1815) the view in the foreground is rustic and timeless, yet in the distance, Turner shows industrial workings along Devon's Tamar Valley in great detail.