Sentence examples for archival papers from inspiring English sources

The archival papers show that gas design considerations were excluded because projected PRRT revenues could not match gas royalties.

Typically, Japanese tissues, pure paper pulps, archival papers, and stable antique papers, used in combination with wheat- and rice-starch pastes, can be used for this purpose.

The absorbent nature of paper renders it especially vulnerable to chemical transfer or image offset during storage, and so storage and framing with only acid-free archival papers (preferably 100 percent rag content) is generally the museum standard.

Unlike related archival papers in the literature, the present paper allows open spaces toward optimization.

She shows me the soft, 100 per cent cotton paper that is normally used as archival paper for photographs.

I was wearing white cotton gloves while leafing through Wills' manuscript – standard practice when handling such old archival paper.

But Mr. Sargsyan uses a special kind of heavy-duty archival paper, much like that used as a support for drawings and paintings.

Without it even being decided by a vote of the whole House of Commons?" The anti-vellum advocates say that, if stored properly, archival paper can last for 500 years.

Even the paper he uses is traditional, thick archival paper like that used for miniatures in the age of Akbar the Great – though Khan's pens are modern Rotrings.

His most recent series of paintings are no exception, with the artist scanning, printing and then transferring 35-millimeter slide images onto archival paper mounted on large plastic sheets using a specially developed process.

At the time, Gober was beginning to work on a new sculpture called "Bag of Donuts," which consisted of a crumpled white takeout deli bag, made from hand-cut archival paper, with a dozen doughnuts nestled inside.