Sentence examples for work installation from inspiring English sources
Zipping around the Public on this particular day — a task that Ms. Kron shared with Danny Mefford, who is choreographing both shows — involved a slightly different route because of a Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright camped out in the lobby mezzanine: Suzan-Lori Parks was conducting her occasional "Watch Me Work" installation, in which bystanders can observe her writing in public.
She calls her work "installation art - a totality designed for a particular space," and adds, "I like to have the whole thing pulse or be animated". Though she has cleverly usurped the underused mediums of "gimme" caps, tomb lids and stone benches to get the message out, she is more famous for sharing her thoughts electronically.
The heater's installation is best left to a contractor who specializes in HVAC equipment, as the installation requires electrical wiring and duct work installation.
The requirement to install GSATools is a working installation of GROMACS.
The latest NEURON installer for MSWin should produce a working installation of NEURON, and it does not need Cygwin at all.
Biography and art blend in this successful 500-work installation, with each identically formatted but completely independent piece corresponding sequentially to the days between Aug. 19, 1998, and Dec. 31, 1999.
Just one proposed motorway works installation, Jones says, will be the equivalent of taking 225 cars off the road.
Selected Works (installation view), curated by Tricia Heuring and on view at Public Functionary through December 30 , 2016
Prerequisites to use PhysioNoise include a working installation of python [8] and access to scipy [9] [http://www.scipy.org/], numpy [10] [http://numpy.scipy.org/], and matplotlib [11] [http://matplotlib.sourceforge.net/] libraries.
The software does not provide additional summary statistics or preprocessing features and requires a working installation of R and Perl modules such as GD to produce graphical outputs.
Do she know how things will end up, as stand-alone poems, video works, installations?
