Sentence examples for Designated curator from inspiring English sources

The task of seeing the idea to fruition falls to his designated curator, and the novel toggles between the story of her family's experience of war in Europe and a meticulous cataloguing of the collection's grim holdings.

The taxon page can be edited and curated by designated curators upon logged-in.

These involve specialists in subjects relevant to museum collections (normally designated curators or keepers), information scientists involved in the documentation of collections and related scientific information (sometimes known as registrars), and conservators concerned with the scientific examination and treatment of collections to prevent deterioration.

Currently, this process is only accessible to designated curators via the administrator mode.

Such sequences can be manually added by designated curators or gradually submitted and reported by users.

Each of these types of reagents uses its own form template with fields designated by the DCC curators in cooperation with the data submitters.

More setbacks: The Art Center's curator-designate Jack Taylor, innovative display-shaper with the Milwaukee Art Museum, expert in New York Abstract Expressionism and a 20-year friend of Adler, died suddenly last December, of lingering ailments, while researching an Art Center show.

He chose Rousseau to fill a newly designated post, that of chief curator, who was to oversee all the curatorial departments.

From the text mining tool developer point of view, it would be useful to have curators provide a more detailed description (and examples) of data selected as relevant and data designated as nonrelevant during the curation process.

Filitti was preparing his retirement from public life, and designated his only son Manole as a curator of the Filitti Archive.

She got Congress to pass legislation that designated the White House a museum and hired a curator.