Sentence examples for collection curator from inspiring English sources

The accession page displays a full range of data including taxonomy, collection, curator, date collected, collector, identifier, and collection site details (Fig. 2).

And the Spencer Collection curator could care less about the contents.

Mr. Flickinger, the Bulgari collection curator, goes a step further, occasionally filling the collection's cars with 115-octane racing fuel.

The art historian KRISTINA VAN DYKE, the Menil Collection curator who organized the exhibition, demonstrates that scholarship in action.

That led immediately to a lunch with Denver Art Museum Director Lewis Sharp and Modern Collection curator Diane Vanderlip.

In a letter addressed jointly to the Frick Collection curator Edgar Munhall and the former art consultant John Abbott she wrote: Just to keep you up to date on the ROMANCE of my wan life.

Emma Barker, an academic specialising in museum culture at the Open University, argues that during its 30-year exile away from the main collection, curators have brought an innovative and distinctive approach to their work without "dumbing down".

A Fine Impression In the process of re-evaluating its old master print collection, curators at the Philadelphia Museum of Art realized that the museum's holdings of Rembrandts were not as strong as they should be.

Dr. Primack recalled that as a graduate student at Harvard, he had worked alongside Mr. Eaton in the university's natural history collection — curators relegated the two of them to the same obscure table.

Using an Entrez query such as this: (collection cbs[prop] OR cbs[title] AND fungi[orgn]) AND (2014/01/01: 3000[PDAT]) can help CBS collection curators, for example, to identify newly released sequence records since the beginning of 2014.

Similar to the process in GenBank, culture/herbarium information from recently published research is not released publicly until collection curators receive notification or find the associated publication in the public domain.