But there is debate about whether what the Heckscher wants to do with the money it would make from the sale of the Grosz painting fits within the concept of "collection care".
It is shown that the concept of collection radius becomes ambiguous, once its monotonic relation to the number of rows ceases to exist, and for high-inertia aerosols it becomes meaningless.
"It's advanced the concept of collection sharing to a whole new level," said Marjorie Searl, the chief curator of the Memorial Art Gallery, which borrowed 31 pieces from five museums for an exhibition centered on a single work from its own collection -- John Singleton Copley's unfinished portrait of a Colonial silversmith, Nathaniel Hurd.
For instance, some document stores do not integrate the concept of collection (e.g., CouchDB .13.
In addition to these low level elements, UIMA also instantiates the concept of a collection, a collection reader interface, and collection processing managers to manage the application of particular TAEs or sets of TAEs.
There are three basic kinds of solar power, all based on simple concepts of collection and storage.
It works to create a social shift with our children, build an awareness from a young age, and instills the concepts of collection, reallocation, and stopping wastefulness.
From the Middle East the concept of document collections penetrated the Greco-Roman world.
The concept of core collections has been proposed to facilitate the access of potential users to samples of small sizes, representative of the genetic variability contained within the gene pool of a specific crop.
The concept of developing collections digitization workflows was initiated during the Developing Robust Object-to-Image-to-Data Workflows Workshop (DROID) held at the University of Florida (Gainesville, Florida) in May 2012, which brought together approximately 30 participants representing a range of disciplines, including botany, paleontology, entomology, and vertebrate zoology.
Picasso's and Duchamp's conceptual gestures were built on the assumption that no one would actually buy them (Duchamp's "original" urinal was lost and only "remade" in the 1960s), whereas "Once Removed" relies slavishly on the collectible and the concept of the collection.
