Sentence examples for exchange of collections from inspiring English sources
London properties have high visitor flow and exchange of collections, are more difficult to maintain, and housekeeping is often stretched, which may be part of the explanation for the abundance of insects found there.
"We want the memorials to be centers for the exchange of ideas, not collections of bones," said Ildephonse Karengera, the country's director of memorials.
The mission of the NORMAN network is to enhance the exchange of information and collection of data on emerging environmental substances and to encourage validation and harmonisation of measurement methods and monitoring tools so that the demands of risk assessors can be better met.
He gave the exchange his collection of 1,186 strains of beans in 1981.
Short-range, increased synchrony was not observed in a comparison sample of 447 autism vs. 517 control subjects from the Autism Brain Imaging Exchange (ABIDE) collection of resting state fMRI data, and increased internetwork synchrony was only observed between the default mode and attentional networks in autism.
In exchange, a collection of drawings taken from a Bremen art museum by a Russian soldier were returned to Germany.
After the first three hours, they stopped begging to return to civilisation, and invented an elaborate game involving the collection and exchange of bones and pine cones.
The collection and exchange of information rely on various types of sensor networks with different functionalities.
Players in the digital economy increasingly rely on the large-scale collection or exchange of personal data.
The new forms of data markets are powered by the Internet's ability to allow rapid collection and exchange of data as well as by APIs that can search for and deliver data exactly where it is needed.
It is now available on the NORMAN public site as a platform for the collection and exchange of mass spectral data among NORMAN members and between NORMAN and the scientific and regulatory community worldwide.
