Sentences with phrase «describes several visits»
The Gospel of John describes several visits in the capital city, but it has chosen the scenes of action more for their symbolical significance than for their chronological sequence.
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He doesn't see them over a span of time, he doesn't visit their home, and he doesn't interview their children or any of the participants in the several affairs they describe.
Marie Curie Fellow Bernhard Baumgartner describes how, to choose the place for his postdoc position, he visited several laboratories, discussed possible projects, and made an evaluation table with marks for each lab.
But he might just as well be describing what he witnessed this year in Indonesia and Sri Lanka after the tsunami battered the coastal regions of Southeast Asia, or several other disaster sites he has visited in recent years.
Stefan Marjoram was there with his camera and sketchbook / «One pump led to another...» — Michael Ware visits Alan Chandler's collection of petroliana and learns about his approach to restoration / Bugatti - Maseratis — With the help of rare illustrations, Simon Moore describes several examples of racing Bugattis converted in period to Maserati power
At the Wexner, excerpts of Tuymans's early films were shown on a video monitor and sequestered in a side gallery (a situation that made the films, as described by critic Jordan Kantor, «an excursus... in the artist's career»), while here this collection of cinematic fragments is screened only twice a day in the visitor education center (during my first visit, I totally missed this component, having been told by several museum guards that there was no video).
«So far, the hygienic conditions in many schools could only be described as disastrous, «says Neven Subotic, who has visited the schools on several occasions.
The experience section describes duties and responsibilities in several job positions including Postdoctoral Researcher, Visiting Scientist and Research Assistant.
In fact, it sounds very similar to the description of consultations described in several Aboriginal Medical Services — longer consultations, more problems managed in each one, more health professionals seen each visit.