Sentence examples for historic documentation from inspiring English sources

Some academics dismissed it for lack of historic documentation in all but a few cases, but others were more supportive, and he continues to find the visual evidence compelling.

The "Terra de Santa Maria" historic documentation center [31] has been a case study for the MetaMedia platform.

It is interesting to note that studies based on paleo records, or historic documentation alone, reveal different ENSO patterns for the pre 1940s period.

Our experimental results, along with historic documentation describing the production and sources of arsenic pigments, provide further understanding of arsenic sulfide pigments use in Japanese woodblock printing during the late Edo period.

To further our understanding of these complex materials, we consulted historic documentation to evaluate the impact of gas manufacturing on the composition and physicochemical nature of the resulting tars.

To increase awareness of the use of this powerful non-contact, non-destructive technique in the bridge engineering field, this paper presents a literature review on the basic development of close-range photogrammetry and briefly describes previous work related to bridge deformation and geometry measurement; structural test monitoring; and historic documentation.

It's go time!' in the Baltimore Sun?" [Actually, no, Carly, but nice try.] We're delighted the City is supporting this areitious and important theater project in Baltimore and can't wait to transform our little piece of Howard Street into a thrivery and viablexcitedor artosts and performingetrto-lovers".

This paper intends to present a review of the evaluation of historic sites documentation methods and survey techniques now available, focusing on the needs and requirements of the non-technical experts and users.

The use of human braincases as drinking cups and containers has extensive historic and ethnographic documentation, but archaeological examples are extremely rare.

This level of intake is in line with historic evidence and documentation describing the traditional Gambian diet, which is rice-based and low in choline-rich foods, such as meats, milk, and eggs (25– 25).

Shot innocuously at a time when it was still novel to own a camera, it emphasized questions about individuals' documentation of historic events, and about the role that these materials play in cultural narratives, especially those as significant J.F.K.'s death.