Sentence examples for collections were built from inspiring English sources
Exceptional collections were built up as a result.
"Many collections were built during colonial times, but I'm not tilting at windmills, trying to undo history," he said.
These collections were built to maximize global genetic diversity in A. thaliana.
Shortly, the core collections were built by retaining individuals from larger sets of apple accessions (737 and 188 for dessert and cider apples, respectively) using the 'Maximum Length Subtree' option of the DARwin software (Perrier et al. 2003; Perrier and Jacquemoud-Collet 2006).
The core collections were built using all SSR data and phenotypic data from 12 morphological traits: growth habit, flower stigma insertion or exertion, petal length, petal number, green shoulder, hairiness, fruit locule number, fruit weight, color in L*a*b* color space and firmness.
Comparing the Greenberg acquisition, the second-largest in the museum's history, to "going from zero to 60 miles an hour," Mr. Buchanan added, "I am a great believer that museum collections are built by collecting collections".
But in collectibles, infatuation is actually a strategy for success: The most valuable collections are built by people who take pleasure in them.
Most public media collections (like museum collections) are built on gifts from members of the public, or donated material from public broadcasters or film agencies.
Remember the Vogels One of America's most important art collections was built up in the 60s by Herbert and Dorothy Vogel, a postal clerk and a librarian, who filled their one-bedroom flat with 2,500 small works by some of the 20th century's biggest names: Andy Warhol, Donald Judd, Sol Lewitt.
