Sentence examples for archival world from inspiring English sources

It was quite interesting to dive into and engage in a quick overview of the dynamics of the archival world.

Two New York state bills are causing quite the controversy in the museum, library, and archival world.

In visual terms, this is essentially a black-and-white archival world, with occasional appearances in color by the heads of a historian or an old woman who saw the airship in flight.

Since Vietnam was the "living-room war," played out on the nightly news, this documentary doesn't show us the fighting with new eyes, the way "The War" did with its unearthed archival World War II footage.

The new gorilla in the archival world is digital technology, which makes it possible to reclaim films beyond the reach of photo-chemical restoration but also invites the abuses of over-restoration: silent films from which every mote of dust or vibration of the hand-cranked camera has been eliminated; movies from the '30s and '40s retrofitted with stereo surround soundtracks.

The show begins with a home movie presented as an old Movietone newsreel in which archival World War II scenes are spliced into a campy report about an ocean liner being torpedoed by the Japanese Navy, the sea wreck that separates Viola from her twin brother Sebastian.

It's worth mentioning that Truffaut's presence in "The Green Room" occasions a variety of poignant personal allusions, starting with the opening sequence, a montage of archival First World War battlefield footage that's superimposed with a shot of a grim-faced Truffaut himself, helmetted and grizzled and outfitted in battle gear.

After he has presented and occasionally recorded these works, some fade back into the musty archival nether worlds they came from.

In Against Nature, Silano uses archival sources from World War II and the earlier German Naturist movement to not only assert the importance of remembering the gay victims of the Holocaust but also explore the latent homoeroticism inherent in the Nazi's idealized vision of the Aryan male.

Using a multi-method approach of lab and field experiments as well as qualitative analysis and utilizing large real-world archival data sets, Dr. Sah incorporates organizational behavior, psychology, and behavioral economics theory to study different aspects of giving, and reacting to, biased or over-confident advice.

Some of his archival finds are indeed world-reshaping, for the poetry world, but also for cultural histories of World War II, the Cold War, and the Sixties.