Sentence examples for book conservation from inspiring English sources

"They are sometimes not really competitive," says Andrea Patakia, a paper conservator responsible for training in paper and book conservation at the academy.

"They weren't fancy books," said Mary Patrick Bogan, the Northeast Center's director of book conservation.

Miss Irene Louise Campden, deputy head of book conservation, royal library.

He was a benefactor of several institutions, among them Harvard where he endowed two Chairs, including one in Book Conservation.

Down goes Marie Malchodi, 48, who attended but never graduated from Brown, down to the library's subterranean warrens, where she works as a "book conservation technician".

The option of doing nothing with the book stacks does not exist; they do not comply with current fire safety codes or book conservation standards.

There are many book conservators and hand bookbinders skilled in conservation, and for a valuable book, they are certainly worth it.

His Author's Notes at the end of the book address conservation issues and suggest ways the reader can help.

A book of Conservation Biology in Asia has a chapter documenting the deleterious effect of pika poisoning.

Roosevelt, as shown in this vast, energetic book, saw conservation as crucial to America's military and moral standing.

A new photo book from conservation experts aims to shine a light on humanity's impact on the planet and convince people to think about their contribution.