Sentence examples for collections of slides from inspiring English sources

The Trachtenburg Family -- Jason Trachtenburg on keyboard and his young daughter Rachel on drums -- picks up collections of slides from garage sales and thrift stores and invents stories and songs around them that can be mocking or oddly moving.

Thus, whether offering access to digital collections of slides continuously promotes learning is unknown.

This approach allows the entire educational community at our school to add additional searchable terms, create ad hoc or informal collections of slides, or to organize slides in unanticipated ways.

The park features three water slide towers, each featuring a collection of slides grouped by the level of thrill.

Hooker had assembled the collection of slides while briefly working for the British Geological Survey in 1846, according to Royal Holloway, University of London.

(2) Archiving and Retrieval it models the challenge faced by hospitals, diagnostic labs, and physicians in maintaining a collection of slides in a form that is easily accessible, always available, and universally sharable.

The woreda health offices have standard district TB registers from the National TLCP, and are responsible for the distribution of drugs and reagents, supervision of day to day activities in the treatment units, collection of slides for quality control and record keeping.

Teachers accustomed to using visual aids, often indeed to making their own, have come to expect the library to provide such materials as collections of photographs, slides, films and filmstrips, videotapes, and artifacts for work in subjects such as history and mathematics.

For 11 respondents, their own curricular materials (broadly described as collections of notes, slides, and other materials) for a particular course were important repositories of information.

Source plants were identified by comparing with the reference collection of microscopic slides prepared directly from identified plants collected from the same region.

At the bottom of one sat a charred collection of photograph slides; at the bottom of another, a clump of human hair.