Exhibits Part I Exhibits Part II Exhibits Part III Exhibits Part IV Exhibits Part V Exhibits Part VI Exhibits Part VII Exhibits Part VIII Katherine Miller contributed to this report.
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Here are some of our favorite "exhibits": There are over 400 interactive exhibits in total.
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The latter exhibits lower reflectance in the visible range — about 0.2% total hemispherical reflectance (THR) at 700 nm — and Singularity Black exhibits about 1.15% THR at 700 nm, Preston said.
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The lawsuit has some pretty grisly pictures attached as exhibits—you can find the whole suit, with exhibits, below—and Satterfield claims that he was beaten unconscious and left in the alley.
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Spokeswoman Linda St. Thomas said until then, employees will check all audio-visual and interactive exhibits to make sure everything is working properly and curators will make a final check of the exhibits.
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Create Museum Exhibits: Have students reflect on the qualities that make exceptional football players, or athletes of any kind, then design museum exhibits celebrating their achievements, using our lesson plan The Sporting Life.
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Patrisha McLean is a photographer who regularly exhibits her work.
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The museum part is free and has some great exhibits.
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Exhibits were sometimes animated with light shows and synchronized lectures.
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The organisation's structure exhibits the extraordinary breadth of its remit.
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Some exhibits are hard to fathom with a sober lens.
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Even at her lowest moments, she exhibits an unfailing bravado.
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Opening reception for both exhibits, June 11 at 16903 p.m.
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As it is, both exhibits are well worth a visit.
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Sexual violence exhibits a spectrum of responses to the assault.
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The haenyeos swim by as if exhibits in an aquarium.
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More and more of our exhibits are of the moment.
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Exhibits avoid any thematic constant, such as the war years.
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There were rare books, monographs, invitations to exhibits and articles.
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It exhibits her mix of sleek turbulence and shadowy elegance.
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Speakers, screenings and exhibits will explore the theme of migration.
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"China still exhibits high levels of inequality," said the report.
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She is the museum's vice president of exhibits and education.
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Yes, it exhibits wave behavior, but it is a thing.
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Prosecutors also submitted more than 360 exhibits in the case.
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Macro exhibits good diversification by product, geography, revenues and customers.
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His Okura Museum of Art now exhibits some 2,500 works.
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But visitors shouldn't expect to see Riley wandering the exhibits.
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FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK FOR MORE FOX LIFESTYLE NEWS Gatorland currently boasts two zipline rides at its park, which transport riders over wildlife exhibits including its "Alligator Breeding Marsh" and Cuban and Nile crocodile exhibits.
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The 15,000-square-foot museum, designed by the Paulus Design Group and 1220 Exhibits, will display about 3,000 of its finest minerals in interactive exhibits that highlight the stories and the people behind the specimens.
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These are some of the most charming and eye-catching exhibits.
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His newest show, Sensory Garden, exhibits at beinArt gallery in Melbourne.
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We play around with the exhibits a bit, then head out.
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How do these three exhibits showcase the trajectory of your career?
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Another of Saturn's moons, named Atlas, exhibits a similar equatorial bulge.
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McLean's wife, Patrisha, is a photographer who regularly exhibits her work.
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It's a 40-minute experience and there are 12 different exhibits.
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Most of the exhibits ignored the war's root causes in slavery.
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People crowded galleries even as these exhibits proved vexing to critics.
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The twist to have interactive exhibits is especially a good one.
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As far away as Tehran, performances and exhibits have been organized.
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Have you gotten to see any of the exhibits and stuff?
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Peace Corps, an institution I hold dear, exhibits hallmarks of saviorism.
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The Hauser & Wirth gallery exhibits her latest luminous, color-washed figures.
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An accompanying document with about 70 exhibits is also mostly redacted.
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Other exhibits explore the careers of ecologists, hydrologists and marine biologists.
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Signs and exhibits that celebrated centuries of Jewish life have disappeared.
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Here are photos of some of the exhibits and objects inside.
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Other exhibits, like "Invisible: Slavery Today," explore modern-day human trafficking.
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You talked about where he visited, the exhibits that he visited.
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Knowing scarcely a soul, she exhibits a foundling's openness to experience.
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Glover's dialogue exhibits a saltatory quality that also defines his career.
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Research conducted by aquarium scientists also informs conservation efforts and exhibits.
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The festival was a series of exhibits celebrating the area's history.
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Typical Suárez: One day he bites, on another he exhibits love.
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He exhibits unbridled confidence in being able to cut a deal.
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Every boss appreciates someone who exhibits strong ownership of their work.
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It's about two rival exhibits that opened in Piccadilly in 1846.
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Sometimes the exhibits have come from established cultural bodies in Paris.
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Tickets to art exhibits of her work sell out in hours.
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Still he exhibits a creator's pride toward the craftsmanship he displayed.
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In her exhibits, she wants people to feel what plants feel.
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Even though Vesta is diminutive, it still exhibits some planetlike qualities.
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Huddling in museums for air, observing exhibits of the undamaged world?
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But with some exhibits, the show's organizers seemed to have miscalculated.
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Exhibits explain its conservation efforts and showcase its tortoise-breeding ground.
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The museum's exhibits are engaging, with ample commentary and interactive maps.
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Many submissions, including exhibits, were limited, heavily redacted or outright sealed.
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Exhibits include a free-flight aviary and a live coral collection.
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Trump's team submitted 12 exhibits in support of the stay motion.
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He now exhibits his drawings around France, where he has resettled.
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It is open to the public for tours, exhibits and events.
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Exhibits focus on bikes and the relationship between bikes and airplanes.
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Many of exhibits geared toward young kids employ virtual reality aspects.
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Discrimination refers to the biases one exhibits against a racial group.
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I create and organize exhibits at the company's museum, "Our Story at the Powerhouse," which is located in the 1907 Powerhouse building, including developing new exhibits in medical fields where the company has made an impact.
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I pictured interactive exhibits showing dams, or archimedes' screws, or hydroelectric turbines—and then I pictured the spaces these exhibits are generally housed in: big, airy rooms filled with the sound and the smell of running water.
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The annual exhibits continued uptown at the Stable Gallery from 1951-11.
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In most exhibits videos require subtitles, because sound is a no-no.
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Glocom advertises and exhibits its wares without disclosing its North Korean connections.
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I'm glad I saw all the 3 exhibits while taking many photos.
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The last question involved how the list of exhibits matched the indictment.
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Instead, they perused convention exhibits or waited in line for the luncheon.
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They also host art exhibits, musical performances, and yoga every Tuesday evening.
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The majority of the exhibits, however, fail to delight, fascinate, or inform.
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Two previous aircraft have since been retired and are now museum exhibits.
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During Medellín's annual Festival of the Flowers, the garden installs temporary exhibits,
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Intangible investment also exhibits large spillover effects, argue Messrs Haskel and Westlake.
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It's really amazing to watch the mechanical, patient brilliance that he exhibits.
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Photoville's exhibits are built using repurposed shipping containers on the Brooklyn Waterfront.
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To my right is is a "museum" of exhibits dedicated to them.
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You can now regularly find fashion exhibits everywhere from London to Dallas.
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Played by Michael Imperioli, Moltisanti routinely exhibits poor behavior in The Sopranos.
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She considered hundreds of exhibits and hours of testimony over four months.
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Krane exhibits a nervous, almost manic energy when talking about his company.
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Still, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency exhibits both form and function.
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Modest exhibits explain the site's history before Bannerman built the castle there ...
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Attendees got hands-on with interactive Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics exhibits.
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How could museums better foster these connections — yet still keep exhibits safe?
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SN 2016iet exhibits all the right characteristics, but busts the models' parameters.
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Now, Sanchez sells prints of his work online and exhibits in galleries.
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The next series of exhibits didn't seem to have any unifying theme.
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I know there have been other exhibits on you in the past.
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Exhibits like these "provide a unique immersive educational experience," Ms. Mooradian said.
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Now there is a museum at the site with psychedelic-looking exhibits.
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This piece exhibits perfect understanding of the instrument and flawless technical finish.
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The New York Times will host discussions for each of its exhibits.
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There are several exhibits highlighting photojournalists doing work in their own communities.
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And it's in these scenes that the movie exhibits the most charm.
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And they're part of exhibits in science museums in Vermont and Massachusetts.
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First and foremost, Nicole constantly exhibits the superheroism that is single motherhood.
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I take some pictures and walk around and look at the exhibits.
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Dong-ik later exhibits similar susceptibility to the colonial authority of English.
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What did you notice about the exhibits, or the names of writers?
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The embassy responded that China's government had no connection to the exhibits.
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AAA started with exhibits in department stores like Wanamaker's in 19357 cities.
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Taken together, its exhibits can seem like a bit of a mishmash.
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Each leaf assumes its own pose and exhibits, almost flaunts, its individuality.
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Prosecutors submitted hundreds of exhibits of evidence for the jury to review.
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Trump exhibits insecurity, harbors grandiose fantasies, and shows a tetchiness about criticism.
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Later on, his exhibits evolved in mediums, often choosing to create paintings.
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Do you see yourself doing more exhibits like this, or even parties?
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Qassim says he exhibits confusion about whether he should denounce Islamic State's teachings.
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Lawyers pointed to dozens of exhibits of speeches and statements Trump has made.
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In 2016, fans will celebrate his 300th birthday with exhibits, tours and walks.
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It's one of the most popular exhibits on at the zoo right now.
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Construction equipment was still strewn about, and exhibits were yet to be installed.
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He cracks jokes, dances a little, and just exhibits a little overall charisma.
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Plus, Mercury exhibits some strange behavior that scientists want to know more about.
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It's Disney World for space nerds before you've even hit the main exhibits.
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Every major physics theory exhibits something called "time-reversal symmetry" in its equations.
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Also featured in exhibits: the Queen's outfits for a variety of family celebrations.
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They avoid controversial topics, she said, but discuss museum exhibits, music and books.
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The lawyers carried with them full-color exhibits of the trademarks in context.
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The museum offers multiple exhibits and a brief history of the Texas tradition.
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"I just took a tour through the exhibits here," he later told grocers.
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Some exhibits blended medical science and racial science in a bizarrely inaccurate manner.
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The curators hope to do more exhibits on this theme in the future.
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There are almost as many women writers as men represented in the exhibits.
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Each exhibits a lazy, ambient sound and some cloyingly disaffected vocals from Fisher.
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Mine exhibits in vocal tics and in facial tics; I furrow my brows.
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It's a tall order for a player who exhibits competency more than excellence.
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The donations also draw greater attention to the dire problems CPS still exhibits.
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Tulip display, music and theater performances, art exhibits and demonstrations, and carnival games.
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Manafort's attorneys said Mueller's team has submitted more than 800 pages of exhibits.
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The redacted public filing Mueller submitted last week was accompanied by 157 exhibits.
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Any underlying transcripts or exhibits referenced in the redacted portions of the report.
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Menand exhibits a fundamental misunderstanding of how the MBTI is supposed to operate.
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A full schedule of events and exhibits is available on the show's website.
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"Point Pleasant Jazz & Blues Festival," live performances, crafts, exhibits, food and beverages, jerseyshorefestival.org.
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The renovated structure could become a new visitors' center, with exhibits and archives.
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Before the screening, the two toured exhibits with some of the female students.
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In both, the Far North exhibits an attraction that turns ineluctable, then fatal.
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The men lingered around the exhibits, waiting until the group had moved on.
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It's a very large dome inside where technology exhibits are going to be.
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This was expressed in the local press, school programs, art exhibits and theater.
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Plus, now I go to museums and exhibits and have dinner with friends.
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I'm fascinated by all of the exhibits and totally lose track of time.
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In addition to the artists' stalls, there are a few specially curated exhibits.
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But now it is acknowledging that some of its exhibits have also offended.
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Educators have developed a saxophone curriculum and created exhibits on the instrument's history.
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On the streets will be outdoor exhibits, live music and art-making workshops.
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Both days will feature games, rides, exhibits, crafts and music and dance performances.
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Nothing inside has the same polish that the detailing in a BMW exhibits.
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Across the country groups are holding "Little Women"-themed exhibits, conferences and lectures.
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SPECIAL SECTION: FINE ARTS & EXHIBITS A picture caption with an article on Oct.
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By this time, the prosecutors had already prepared their exhibits, witnesses and arguments.
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FRIEDMAN There's an element of pop culture appreciation that happens with fashion exhibits.
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There's always evidence which consists of sworn witnesses, documents, and often illustrative exhibits.
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"We have seized thousands of exhibits that are now being assessed," he said.
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It makes it difficult to fund-raise, to attract members, to promote exhibits.
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Here is a detailed look at some of the exhibits we came across.
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Then there were trips to London, Switzerland, and Germany, for meetings and exhibits.
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The exhibits change every few months; a recent one was dedicated to taxidermy.
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The second of two lengthy museum exhibits here of Beatles memorabilia closed recently.
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The reporter, Ronda Kaysen, exhibits a healthy amount of skepticism in the piece.
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This piece exhibits a perfect understanding of the instrument and flawless technical finish.
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I don't want to see this garbage, these stupid exhibits and friendship fountains.
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Like a fine, nuanced, and balanced wine, this painting exhibits intensity without heaviness.
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He took me to art exhibits and furniture factories — not football and basketball games.
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He said he planned to hold more exhibits elsewhere, including in the United States.
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The second has an art gallery with rotating exhibits, curated by a French expatriate.
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It spreads before the eye amazing exhibits of existing and vanished races and species.
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But it isn't just her music that exhibits such an understated yet sultry vibe.
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Each year, the award goes to someone who exhibits excellence in music and film.
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Both royals visited art exhibits in London for their first engagements on their own.
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Visitors were able to view a handful of small-room exhibits and little else.
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Indonesia's vast population exhibits favorable demographics such as high life expectancy and fertility rates.
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But it's awfully hard for Warren to credibly criticize juvenile behavior she exhibits herself.
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By midcentury it was less common to display actual human remains in museum exhibits.
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The prosecution in this case has introduced 388 exhibits and over two-dozen witnesses.
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Most portraits and selfies from The 14th Factory have been taken in two exhibits.
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In addition, the Swiss equity market exhibits some of the most attractive relative valuations.
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But not everyone with Raynaud's exhibits all three colors, or in that exact order.
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And transportation planning exhibits a similar pattern of breakthrough research and slow-motion response.
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If there is praise, it is for a certain "originality" of language Kroff exhibits.
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"As a curator, I don't believe in presenting exhibits that are conclusive," he said.
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Defense exhibits featured missiles and anti-drone systems as well a new Saab SAAB.
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Defense exhibits featured missiles and anti-drone systems as well a new Saab SAAB.
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When Wang Qishan, China's vice-president, visited Israel in October, he toured agritech exhibits.
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Inside, pseudo-medieval halls contain exhibits that often have nothing to do with wine.
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Just as administrations come and go in our nation's capital, so do temporary exhibits.
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The museum will also add more exhibits to the project based on visitor feedback.
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They contend that the messages should have been included in exhibits submitted as evidence.
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Historical exhibits do not avoid the ugliness, but do not dwell on them, either.
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"It's someone who tries to make trouble at all the exhibits," a man responds.
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One of its more recent exhibits centered on Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
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Rence, whose father was bipolar, exhibits a tender forbearance toward these equally erratic creatures.
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The vertical axis exhibits the premium charged individuals for a specified, insured benefit package.
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Photographs and other documentary exhibits may be submitted but are not always helpful, either.
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The exhibits consist mostly of written stories, with some videos and replica baseball artifacts.
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"I just took a tour through the exhibits here," he told the grocers later.
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The exhibits also showcase the work of more than 100 photographers from six continents.
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She put on art exhibits at her previous position as a public school teacher.
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San Francisco's Exploratorium has organized a "Moon Month" with special exhibits, programs and more.
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"We're working to add more exhibits to this report over the course of 2020."
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The exhibits teach this because they are rooted in a white, 19th century worldview.
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"Hoop Curves" was produced and designed by a Chicago company, Superior Exhibits and Design.
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To this day, the scrawled-upon ceiling exhibits bras of all colors and sizes.
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Are there special exhibits dedicated to the contributions of Latinx people in your community?
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He said he planned to hold more exhibits elsewhere, including in the United States.
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What was one of Mr. Sabathia's most memorable exhibits at the museum, and why?
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The story of Dawn, told through museum exhibits, is interwoven with that of Henson.
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The lady demurred, saying she had averted her eyes before many of the exhibits.
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There, the exhibits demystified science and invited young visitors to consider becoming scientists themselves.
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Keep scrolling to see the rides, experiences, and exhibits that smashed records this year.
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But beyond the readings, the Half King was a pioneer in its photography exhibits.
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References to episodes from every season are glimpsed as exhibits throughout the Black Museum.
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Among Mana's exhibits is the 15,000-square-foot Model Museum of the architect Richard Meier.
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Other exhibits explore the Mayan calendar, ancient Hindu texts, and the lost city of Atlantis.
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U.S. zoos are left to decide under federal rules how to make animal exhibits safe.
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Other exhibits focus on concentration camps, pogroms and the Holocaust that killed 6 million Jews.
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But it also filed more than 400 additional pages of exhibits and other supporting documents.
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"Other exhibits are under analysis," Malaysian police chief Khalid Abu Bakar said in the statement.
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The complex will replace the aging buildings that have housed Presley-related exhibits for years.
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It's one of 12 exhibits about Miró scheduled around the world from now until 2018.
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Musk's tweets and his emails to BuzzFeed News were submitted as exhibits in Unsworth's lawsuit.
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Inside its red tiled exterior, the castle offered visitors modern museum exhibits showcasing ancient artifacts.
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Space-themed costumes and dancing inches away from exhibits — picture a Halloween weekend fraternity party.
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The body of the deceased, key witnesses, exhibits and relevant evidence were all in Taiwan.
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The Canadian Museum of History is updating its exhibits to include more about indigenous peoples.
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The M9, as it has swiftly come to be known, has almost no material exhibits.
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Jake also appears to be able to interact with the exhibits at the Launch Bay.
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Using animated holograms, a company called ColliderCase wants to help bring museum exhibits to life.
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Also, there's no guarantee your body will end up in one of the five exhibits.
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"What is in the content of Her Cocky Firefighters?" asked the judge, surveying the exhibits.
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Despite Mamnguqsualuk's acclaim as an artist, the way her work is displayed recalls anthropological exhibits.
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In a game room, he proudly exhibits the hunting trophies he's shot over the years.
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Lee was an insatiable reader, she knew all the latest art exhibits, books and plays.
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Body Worlds has since hosted millions of visitors to its exhibits, including six spin-offs.
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If someone you know exhibits warning signs of suicide: Do not leave the person alone.
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It will be a missed opportunity to share the important design stories behind these exhibits.
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Oregon museum's a shrine to speed This year the museum opened two new dinosaur exhibits.
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Much of the year in afrofuturism also bubbled up in new exhibits around the globe.
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The Earth exhibits cycles of 21625,2900-year glacial periods followed by (warmer) 220006,2202-year interglacials.
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Books have been written and museum exhibits have been staged on the history of swimwear.
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We'd love to scan you and put a tiny you in one of our exhibits!
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Here, too, he exhibits his drumming chops, and also his tender way with a guitar.
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The Hogle Zoo in Salt Lake City has animals, exhibits, and natural landscapes for everyone.
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Museums inspire action The vast majority of zoos, museums and public gardens have interactive exhibits.
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Less than 10 percent lack health insurance, and the poverty rate exhibits a marked decrease.
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Unfortunately, our commander-in-chief, President Donald Trump, exhibits the qualities of a toxic leader.
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Many incredible exhibits, museums, and amusement parks have opened their doors within the past decade.
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Portuguese-speaking guides walked multiple groups of more than a dozen Brazilians through the exhibits.
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To learn more about "Sleepwalker" and the other exhibits visit the High Line Art website.
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The best Honeycrisps, say Luby, are the ones whose green blush exhibits a slight yellowness.
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She is also planning a digital portal for projects to present exhibits and store archives.
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Step 13: When installing exhibits at a gallery, put your baby in a baby carrier.
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While the disease itself often exhibits mild symptoms, the birth defects are serious, and worrying.
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And it has all of these exhibits about his life in politics and his career.
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Some even did entire exhibits in their workshops with what they received in the mail.
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To avoid any confusion, I included the 16-page list of exhibits with my request.
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Prosecutors alone plan to introduce more than 2,000 exhibits and call more than 100 witnesses.
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Fine Arts & Exhibits Much ink is spilled on the changes that roil businesses these days.
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Books, lectures, articles, TV shows, movies, graphic novels, music, museum exhibits, TED Talks, podcasts, whatever.
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The tiger remains one of the most popular exhibits at Victoria & Albert Museum in London.
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Of all the people Banville has given us, Cicero, though omnipresent, exhibits the least personality.
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Called PropTech Place, it features 25 rentable desks and exhibits of new technologies under development.
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In "God's Plan," it's something else: Drake exhibits a hubris that's simultaneously muddled and sick.
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The exhibits include vintage films, postcards, paintings and photographs (by David McCabe, Christopher Makosand others).
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The new exhibits use every technological trick in the modern-museum book to engage visitors.
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Fine Arts & Exhibits LONDON — "Shackled" is a black iron sculpture by the artist Martin Puryear.
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Fine Arts & Exhibits No one would accuse Gary Hume's paintings of being confessional or revealing.
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Fine Arts & Exhibits Auctions are a niche within the niche of the larger art world.
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They are reviewing 5,000 hours of surveillance video, examining 1,300 exhibits and interviewing 500 witnesses.
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The exhibits aren't what I call uptight art and it's not just geared toward adults.
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One of the few more interactive exhibits was this layered glass model of female anatomy.
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The prosecutors now must make a redacted version, with exhibits, available on the public docket.
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The exhibits were chock-full of models and videos of windmill turbines and solar panels.
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Michael Francum, who has a master's degree in social work, exhibits excellent student loan hygiene.
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The emails indicate the organization opened a review of its policies and procedures surrounding exhibits.
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The immersive exhibits infuse 18th-century history with distinctly 1503st-century theatrical shock and awe.
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Also included among the exhibits is copy of a lower court ruling in Clinton v.
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She has a fantastic eye for relatively unknown talents, but also exhibits museum-worthy artists.
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The Hall Group oversees a financial services company, wineries, art exhibits, and a luxury hotel.
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There were multimedia exhibits on European aquaculture and expensive-looking brochures illustrated with European fish.
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The exhibits will stay open through the 2019 holidays before moving on to different cities.
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Many of the facility's exhibits are sponsored by cannabis companies, with their logos prominently displayed.
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Mueller's prosecutors called 27 witnesses to testify against Manafort, and submitted more than 350 exhibits.
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New exhibits open every Monday, 5–8 pm on the Brooklyn campus through mid-May.
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This time, I circulated through the exhibits to let the pheromones waft through the crowd.
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As the Metropolitan Museum of Art prepares to close the Met Breuer, where, among other things, it staged multiple exhibits of contemporary art, the museum is making a point of staging high-profile exhibits from contemporary artists in its flagship space on Fifth Avenue.
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They hang back at the entrances to exhibits, inching forward in a polite yet insistent way.
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Ideally, they want to encourage artists to develop exhibits that are specific to the gallery space.
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Fascinatingly, and despite this odd configuration, HD 98800 still exhibits characteristics consistent with early planetary formation.
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Disrupt SF 2018 is three programming-packed days of speakers, workshops, exhibits, networking, demos — and opportunity.
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After 30 minutes of resting at the music station, I start to walk through the exhibits.
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Sammy Davis Junior, W.E.B. Du Bois; great African-Americans, where are there full-size exhibits here?
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At a former school a short drive from the museum construction site, curators are preparing exhibits.
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It hosts rotating exhibits with international and Israeli-powerhouse names, like Louise Bourgeois and Ron Arad.
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Ellis asked to see the specific exhibits Manafort was worried about, and he would rule later.
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But the filing includes copies of all the exhibits Manafort doesn't want a jury to see.
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Museum exhibits currently on display feature Brad Paisley, the Zac Brown Band, Alabama and Charlie Daniels.
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Westworld star Wood, 83, urged her Twitter followers never to date someone who exhibits similar behavior.
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Olson wanted to know what Luc was looking for when it comes to inclusive museum exhibits.
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The gallery changes exhibits often, giving the next local artist in line a chance to shine.
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A media system that could promote diverse views exhibits more concentration of power than existed offline.
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That public investment has led to the creation of books, films, museum exhibits, and exciting discoveries.
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The values the show exhibits also happen to be timelessly important: acceptance, friendship, and female empowerment.
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Beyond these capstones of Hoving's renewal were acres of flashy new wings, departments, acquisitions, and exhibits.
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In the above, poorly lit, sinfully yellow scene, the P9 exhibits amazing control over image noise.
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How much do you think Rosario Dawson regrets claiming someone who exhibits supernatural levels of corniness?
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If your pet exhibits any of these symptoms, they should be taken to a vet immediately.
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The rapper, 41, toured Detroit's College for Creative Studies, meeting with staff and observing the exhibits.
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You get 5 HDMI ports, with one optimized for gaming (it exhibits very little input lag).
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Tom exhibits a devotion to service that has and shall continue to inspire State Department colleagues.
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There are also a handful of pieces of art and small exhibits installed in wider museums.
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Visitors "see the exhibits through the lens of 2016," said the museum's president, Terri Lee Freeman.
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His father is a sculptor who exhibits with Scott White Contemporary Art in La Jolla, Calif.
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In a single day of Comic Con, there are just as many awesome booths and exhibits...
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The museum, the Aqaba Special Economic Zone Authority (ASEZA) explained, will combine "sports, environment and exhibits."
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The "Belfie" booth was just one of many interactive exhibits guests could enjoy throughout the evening.
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Committee staffers were also seen bringing in posters — likely to serve as exhibits during the hearing.
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He lectures and exhibits bats throughout New Jersey, he said, at schools, libraries and other venues.
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Howard Fried, a California-based Conceptualist, exhibits the wardrobe of his mother, who died in 2002.
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I take in countless exhibits by the firearms industry and even check out a few guns.
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During deliberations, the judge allowed the seized evidence to go to the jury room as exhibits.
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It featured a week of talks and exhibits, as well as the parallel Munich Jewelry Week.
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The living room replica exhibits a handful of Geisel's oil paintings alongside personal photographs and correspondence.
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Meanwhile institutional photographers, charged with making high-quality images of artworks and exhibits, typically earn $61,230.
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Inside the main entrance of the museum's exhibits, guests are greeted by a talking Trump statue.
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Consider the corporeal calm and control former president Barack Obama exhibits, the polar opposite of Sanders.
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Similarly, the behavior she exhibits while appearing in Amanda Knoxwill result in similarly conflicting viewer reactions.
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Almost all of the exhibits inside are painted with three letters "FFE," or Free From Explosives.
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Organizers say a year's worth of activities, exhibits and educational programs are scheduled around the stories.
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The parks remain open, and though visitor's centers are closed, outside exhibits help visitors with logistics.
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Consider two high school seniors — one who exhibits strong academic talent and one who does not.
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"We will have seven new exhibits this year that are fresh and exciting," Mr. Muncey said.
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Another Twitter user pushed back, arguing, with exhibits, that the photo was closer to a Baroque.
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Anyone who exhibits a fever, cough or shortness of breath will not be allowed to enter.
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Anxiety is a highly adaptive process: that's why every mammalian species exhibits some form of it.
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Award-winning features, immersive exhibits, video game demonstrations and more are the heart of this festival.
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At a former school a short drive from the museum construction site, curators are preparing exhibits.
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But she also exhibits fascinating hypocrisies, and the series never seems sure how to handle them.
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Each antiparticle weighs exactly the same as its twin, but exhibits precisely the opposite electric charge.
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Those exhibits include articles written by legal scholars, a Washington Post article about the Clinton v.
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Louis C.K.'s expressions of remorse might have sounded persuasive, but his behavior exhibits no shame.
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At more than four hours sans commercials, "Watergate" exhibits an admirable richness of detail and depth.
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It includes exhibits educating visitors on science, history, world culture, art and dinosaurs, among other topics.
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Several emotional exhibits pay tribute to astronauts who lost their lives in space program-related events.
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If you are in New York, there are a few exhibits worth catching before they close.
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One of the exhibits from the lawsuit, allegedly showing an ad for the ad-fraud scheme.
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For all his curiosity about the Mosquitia ruins, Preston exhibits puzzlingly little interest in Honduras itself.
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The exhibits integrate Holocaust narratives and other accounts of injustice with present-day stories of prejudice.
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He shared his contemporaries' casual racism and profited from it, staging exhibits that played off prejudice.
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The exhibits, since 22011, have been curated and moderated by Anna Van Lenten, among other experts.
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One of the exhibits was a series of photographs depicting the torture of Viet Cong prisoners.
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Entire exhibits have been devoted to his personal correspondence, in which letterforms merge with surreal illustrations.
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More than 130 exhibits explore how computers and the Internet have influenced artists since the mid-19843s.
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Then I head to the Homeland War Museum and spend quite a while looking at the exhibits.
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Animals are allowed to roam around and above their exhibits and zoo grounds via the Zoo360 installation.
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Footage exhibits a lot of rolling shutter effect (objects wobble like jelly when you pan the camera).
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In Brussels, Wackers exhibits with Alice Gallery, where he has a solo exhibition upcoming in November 19053.
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At the opposite end of the room there's a number of rickety grade-school-level interactive exhibits.
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I'd wager there's an acquisition in the future of any company that exhibits that sort of behavior.
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To Acevedo, the outdoor exhibits offer a good reason to change the date of the Detroit show.
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There's a museum dedicated to the phenomenon with photo opportunities in every room in lieu of exhibits.
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But The Bachelor exhibits one other achievement of reality television that scripted hasn't and may never achieve.
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While he exhibits a dry sense of humor about it, Wiseman doesn't look down on this world.
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Prosecutors opposed the motion, and U.S. District Judge James Fox ultimately granted testing on just 27 exhibits.
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Once you make your way through the history portion, stunning exhibits dedicated to Black culture wait upstairs.
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Of course, fashion is most certainly art: There are countless year-round exhibits dedicated to the craft.
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This pragmatic mindset extends through the strong emphasis on academic curating throughout both the exhibits and programs.
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Exhibits will be swapped out using a special type of interlocking shelf that the Schlossbergs designed themselves.
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Manafort broke his stare only to review government exhibits on a small monitor in front of him.
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The "revealer" Revealer parents help their child discover the world by going to museums, libraries, exhibits, etc.
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Yes, the generation with a reputation for self-centeredness and instant gratification apparently also exhibits philanthropic tendencies.
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It gives inspectors the right to shut down exhibits and performances deemed to violate Cuba's revolutionary values.
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The Guardians have gotten stuck as exhibits in Tivan's collection, and riders must help them break free.
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Unfortunately, the photographs don't actually name the specific works of art and artists featured in the exhibits.
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Find more works by Jenny Edbrooke, including Solstice Blooms and other past exhibits, on her website, here.
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Everyday objects haphazardly thrown around the room became exhibits in an error-filled museum from the future.
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Manafort only broke his stare to review government exhibits on a small monitor in front of him.
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Jupiter exhibits a neat void, the shadow of its moon Io, which is perched in the foreground.
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He's charming and engaging, enthusiastically joking with the same verve he exhibits on his lively Twitter account.
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Kayden's mother says her son exhibits autistic behavior, although he has not been diagnosed with the disorder.
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We promote cultural events such as concerts, art exhibits and films to which the public are invited.
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When it opened, in 1921, it was one of the first museum exhibits to explore human evolution.
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While he speaks, his family, tucked secretly behind a wall of museum exhibits, hangs on every word.
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Its exhibits were a reminder of just how fainthearted modern designs can seem compared with their predecessors.
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These films were, in essence, exhibits: simple scenes from ordinary life—a train arriving, a dog cavorting.
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The area often exhibits equity-like behavior, and it's often seen as a key stock market indicator.
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A typical case for veterans benefits involves thousands of pages of exhibits and numerous complicated legal issues.
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Did it get the balance right so that the exhibits were accessible to visitors, yet also secure?
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STONY BROOK "Cherry Blossom Festival," Taiko Drums, Japanese dance and music and Japanese cultural exhibits and events.
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Even more important to its inevitable success, though, is what it exhibits few signs of: growing pains.
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Consider these exhibits A-S in the case for Austin Swift to be awarded heartthrob status: 1.
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Exhibits rotate about once every three weeks, with openings that sometimes bring together the area's cantankerous stalwarts.
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Yet, the group exhibits a mature wisdom when reflecting on why people are so misinformed about sex.
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The Jim Crow Museum exhibits these objects to help facilitate discussions about race and representation, Pilgrim said.
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Ms. Fitzhenry, the museum spokeswoman, cited the dozens of exhibits that showcase past and current aboriginal issues.
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It's been here since 2009 showcasing exhibits that catalog the life and accomplishments of the beloved producer.
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I loved that many of the exhibits in the museum were interactive, which kept me engaged throughout.
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Her spine now exhibits slight scoliosis, curving to favor her left side, where she took the shots.
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The Polish historian Anna Muller, who teaches at the University of Michigan-Dearborn, helped design the exhibits.
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Next, he wants to create a larger hotel "that exhibits the true India" to the wider world.
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Now a museum with rotating photo exhibits, the house is on the National Register of Historic Places.
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I can't be the only one playing these games who exhibits self-destructive hoarding behavior, can I?
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Mother's Tankstation, for example, is the only other Dublin dealership that regularly exhibits at Art Basel's fairs.
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Under his guidance, the museum embarked on a new venture, pioneering the era of multimedia, interactive exhibits.
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Reflecting the gamification of the art world, a few exhibits merged virtual reality techniques with art installations.
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Many tours crowd doorways and exhibits and obstruct traffic flow and create safety concerns, Mr. Willis said.
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Meanwhile, major brands are investing heavily in entertaining visitors with destination architecture, blending workshops and interactive exhibits.
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Exhibits explore the pseudoscience of mythological creatures, such as Bigfoot, the Loch Ness Monster and the Yeti.
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The well-organized exhibits trace the history of money in India from stones to paper bank notes.
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The museum also made very effective use of multimedia in one of the first exhibits I saw.
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Go light on the details and don't treat your letter like a legal brief with multiple exhibits.
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He also exhibits textbook traits of mental decline that have worsened measurably over the last three years.
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The authorities run a tiny museum that exhibits, as if real, recreations of the smashed altar pieces.
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Other rare exhibits include thousands of works from the pre-Colombian era, such as mummified Andean skeletons.
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Galleries feature exhibits devoted to the couple's courtship, Zelda's paintings, Scottie's memories and Fitzgerald's literature and decline.
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They wrote about everything from local restaurants and art exhibits to comedy shows and hidden architectural gems.
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She began designing elaborate exhibits of live cactuses for garden shows in New York, Boston and London.
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With smart features and an app component, it would be perfect fodder among CES' high-tech exhibits.
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The Archives "only alters images in exhibits when they are used as graphic design components," she said.
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Exhibits on the lower level include one devoted to black history in the United States and Canada.
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Exhibits will include jewelry and decorative objects and, most notably, will showcase India's gold- and silversmithing heritage.
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It also exhibits a "ceiling effect" on respiratory depression, reducing the risk of death due to overdose.
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The attorneys called more than two dozen witnesses, including Gates, along with more than 360 evidence exhibits.
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Think of other museums, or museum exhibits, that preserve and present the truth about other historical events.
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This annual festival of pop-culture art features exhibits, vendors, a cosplay contest, panels and guest artists.
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Curating its exhibits was fraught with risks for the eyewitnesses interviewed and for religious minorities in India.
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Just as engaging are the wildlife exhibits, where visitors can touch stingrays and pick up hermit crabs.
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The only Nazi imagery you'll find is in exhibits devoted to understanding the horror of the period.
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It is on display in the center's gallery, which exhibits new media works from the center's artists.
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Each exhibits a vibrant graphical style that beautifies the playing field while attempting to avoid unnecessary distraction.
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Among mimes, shoes are treasured mementos: they're the one real item that exhibits the most wear over time.
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Text messages between Heard and various friends, including Marz and Pennington, are also on the list of exhibits.
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Machine learning algorithms get to know the patient and send doctors alerts when a person exhibits unusual behavior.
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Sengmüller's VinylVideo system was mostly created as an art installation that toured galleries and interactive exhibits throughout Europe.
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CNBC recently took a look around at some of the more quirky and interesting exhibits opening in 2017.
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And that's not even mentioning the art exhibits, booze gardens, punk rock yoga, baseball tournaments, barbecues, and brunches.
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From October 3 – 6, 2019, the city will be filled with tons of arts-related activities and exhibits.
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Located steps from Waikiki Beach, the Waikiki Beachcomber by Outrigger also provides poolside yoga and rotating art exhibits.
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However, the regression described in the article also exhibits a strong autocorrelation, which can lead to incorrect conclusions.
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These days, presidential candidate and entrepreneur Donald Trump frequently exhibits shocking behavior during interviews, Twitter posts, and debates.
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His favourite exhibits are the posters in Arabic, used to promote the films in the Middle East itself.
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Just a few hundred kilometers away, Mawrth Vallis exhibits similar clay-rich deposits, according to observations from orbit.
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Each artwork featured in Neon Love exhibits this aesthetic but also individually explores femininity, sexuality, and female beauty.
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In nearby Yorktown, you can visit the American Revolution Museum with its galleries of artifacts and interactive exhibits.
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In that same gallery, Penn Chan exhibits a handful of strange tableaux investigating the quirks of modern life.
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Technology advances not so much when it exhibits innovation, but when it becomes truly practical for everyday people.
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Just one in five of the exhibits are actually for sale; the rest are on loan from private
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" She explains that "Justice Thomas' voice is 'raced' in a way that exhibits significant concern for black people. . . .
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EA's FCF exhibits seasonality around the holiday season, with the majority being derived in the quarter ended Dec.
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Meanwhile, Spaceport America offers programs such as interactive exhibits, a g-force simulator and launch videos for enthusiasts.
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His action, while easily decried, exhibits the freedom and rights that make me proud to be an American.
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Commonwealth exhibits 27 through 533 comprise a wider portion of Cosby's deposition from more than a decade ago.
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It houses some of the attraction's larger exhibits, such as a Rolls Royce supposedly used by Adolf Hitler.
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"Key West Pride," June 8-12 Burlesque, curator-led exhibits, parade, drag brunch and big ol' pool parties.
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To view any of their exhibits as an ironic ode is to view it through a constrained context.
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Thanks to the smaller notch, the P28 Pro exhibits fewer notch-related bugs than the Mate 2256 Pro.
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You can check out a museum's page to find out opening times, what exhibits are there, and more.
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One such measure would require public companies to include hyperlinks to exhibits attached to their corporate SEC filings.
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Set up prime selfie stations, and let more curious visitors learn about the mysterious Gioconda with supplementary exhibits.
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Audubon Zoo is known for its unique exhibits that highlight local habitats, such as its Louisiana Swamp attraction.
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The text of the executive order itself, the chief justice said, exhibits no evidence of anti-Muslim animus.
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Newark, New Jersey (CNN)After over 50 witnesses, hundreds of exhibits, and an untold number of objections, Sen.
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Its plentiful exhibits include relics and artifacts that summon the era of whips and shackles with chilling persuasiveness.
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Defense exhibits featured missiles and anti-drone systems as well a new Saab surveillance plane for the UAE.
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Earlier exhibits included one with a cardboard coliseum and Roman soldiers and another with a Civil War theme.
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Listed as a Unesco World Heritage site, today the building houses a cultural institute that mounts art exhibits.
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For someone who says he never wanted to write a memoir, Comey exhibits rare talent as a storyteller.
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The documents were released as exhibits in the case of Bruce Lorente, who is facing child pornography charges.
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Doug Henders exhibits his project unReal People, a collection of drawings the artist made in the late 80s.
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They also put 388 exhibits into evidence, including doctored financial statements, loan applications, tax documents, emails and photographs.
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It was previously on display at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles, among other museum exhibits.
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Eventually, he'll consider opening a permanent museum after seeing how things go with the exhibits he has planned.
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Fine Arts & Exhibits LOS ANGELES — There is a peculiar, almost shameful, pleasure in visiting Mary Kelly's laundry room.
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A self-professed Twitter newbie, he provides a virtual tour of the exhibits, charmingly punctuated by dad jokes.
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But it and its designers in residence have developed multiple exhibits, activities and demonstrations devoted to environmental sustainability.
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Menace permeates their first date: Missing-person fliers litter the drive-in; the man exhibits a cruel streak.
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Mr. Lovitch, 41, is the founder of GingerBread Lane, a company in Forest Hills, that builds gingerbread exhibits.
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The E.P.A. is even considering editing out climate change-related exhibits in a museum depicting the agency's history.
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LONDON — "Hoa Hakananai'a" — "Lost or Stolen Friend" in English — is one of the British Museum's most popular exhibits.
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