Sentence examples for would be installations from inspiring English sources
Firstsite will show temporary exhibitions of contemporary art, and say that "art practice has changed so much in recent years; artists are creating work in so many different media", so the idea seems to be that flat surfaces for fuddy-duddy paintings would not be needed as much and there would be installations and sculptures instead.
It is assumed that the battery solution would be spread over a number of locations, each installation of comparable size to the original installation in Schwerin as it is unlikely that a utility-scale battery 2133 times the size of the installation in Schwerin would be installed in one single location.
Shaw said there would be no installation charge for a satellite dish that could serve up to four television sets.
The only thing to consider before purchasing would be the installation and removal of your existing shower head.
The second phase would involve the park's landscaping, and the third phase would be the installation of a parking lot.
It is foreseen that single-mode fibres become the main fibre type for mid and long-range installations while air blowing would be the major installation technique.
"The idea that there would be this giant installation there is just incredible".
But it was unclear how quickly the parts would be ready for installation on the assembly lines and at dealerships for owners of millions of affected vehicles.
So only one Amera hub would be needed per installation.
Although it is a rare environment in which a gravimeter can be installed under a free water plane, such an installation would be possible if the performance of borehole gravimeters were to improve in the future.
General Nikolai Solovtsov, commander of Russia's strategic forces, warned Poland and the Czech Republic that if they went ahead with plans to allow the rockets and radars of an American anti-missile system to be installed on their territory, Russian forces would be "capable of having these installations as their targets".
