Sentence examples for documented objects from inspiring English sources

"Buying poorly documented objects from disreputable dealers is akin to looting an archaeological site and destroying the historical record," said Jenifer Neils, a professor of art history at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, who earlier served for six years on the museum's curatorial staff and is an archaeologist with experience in Greece and Italy.

I worked on a Cardiff museum project for two months, helping set up temporary exhibitions, documenting objects and putting them on a computer database.

Under a federal grant, the delegation from Grand Ronde -- Ryan and Adrienne Heavy Head, June Olson, Lindy Trolan and others -- visited the Natural History Museum over a period of six days, taking thousands of pictures to document objects for possible repatriation.

This evaluation covers traditional and pre electronic techniques to 3D laser scanning, which represents today the most advanced technology available for measuring and documenting objects, structures and landscapes.

It provides standardized gene expression and clinical data for 2970 ovarian cancer patients from 23 studies spanning 11 gene expression measurement platforms, in the form of documented ExpressionSet objects for R/Bioconductor (7).

He uses documents, objects, videos and other archival material to recreate the most dramatic clash of the strike by the National Union of Mineworkers.

The document structure as a network of document objects can be mutually mapped onto the networks of elementary processes.

Note that the 0 and 511 DSEs are removed because they correspond to pure background and pure document objects, respectively.

There may have been objects or debris of no monetary value but that would have been priceless for documenting the objects.

While shooting at both, I aimed to document the objects and moments that inspired the same type of spooky hollowness I felt at the two distinct locales.

Earlier this week, the Justice Department filed a thirty-page document objecting to the motion.