Sentences with phrase «present different arrangements»

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Other cultures, both past and present, produce different family and financial arrangements.

The policy and institutional arrangements of food systems that generate less loss and waste would look quite different from our present systems.

(c) a color display for presenting at least some of the motion images of the series of motion images corresponding to the captured images of the scene, the color display having an arrangement of color display pixels including at least three different colors in a pattern different from the first color pattern;

Depending on the brand they were belonging to when they were built, ibis Styles hotel rooms and bathrooms present different kind of arrangements, layouts and fittings.

Key to this arrangement are songs that share the same melody, but are presented in very different ways, such as Tell Me with Ami and Eyes on Me with Waltz for the Moon.

«Nathalie Du Pasquier: BIG OBJECTS NOT ALWAYS SILENT, which was first presented in Vienna and will now be shown this fall in Philadelphia with a different configuration, has been conceived as a gesamtkunstwerk, following her ability to play with complex arrangements of forms, the expressive and emotive relations between things, and the space between objects and their representation.»

Archives are all the rage in contemporary art these days — and now at Anton Kern, White Columns director Matthew Higgs has curated this playful and unexpected group show with works ranging from B. Wurtz's modest sculptures to Carissa Rodriguez's Ikebana arrangements that explore the different ways artworks are displayed and presented today.

Specifically, a chance opportunity to exhibit Erwin Heerich's 1967 cardboard sculpture (that presents six different sized variants on one arrangement) called to mind numerous related works, both from that time (Josef Albers, Liliana Porter, Robert Ryman, Fred Sandback) and also from a later date (Artschwager, Barry, Bochner, Downsbrough, LeWitt, Judd, McCollum, Paolini, Prina, Rosen), and so an exhibition was formed.»

41 Therefore, on the one hand, provided that the selection or arrangement of the data --- namely, in a case such as the one in the main proceedings, data corresponding to the date, the time and the identity of teams relating to the different fixtures of the league concerned (see paragraph 26 of the present judgment)- — is an original expression of the creativity of the author of the database, it is irrelevant for the purpose of assessing the eligibility of the database for the copyright protection provided for by Directive 96/9 whether or not that selection or arrangement includes «adding important significance» to that data, as mentioned in section (b) of the referring court's first question.