Sentence examples for historical record collection from inspiring English sources

The Company's subscribers use its online platform and digital historical record collection to research their family histories, build their family trees, collaborate with other subscribers, upload their own records and publish and share their stories.

For those signing up for the plus membership at FamilyLink.com, to gain access to its database and historical newspaper and record collection, fees range from $4.95 a month for a two-year subscription to $12.95 month by month.

The panel's mission was to "conduct a thorough study and develop a historical record of the collection and disposition" of artworks, gold and other assets of Holocaust victims that came through American jurisdiction and "review comprehensively any research by others".

As we included both historical and recent records in the analysis, the inclusion of land cover information in the model was not feasible owing to the time elapsed between historical records and the collection of land cover data, and the extent of habitat modification during this period.

Historical records are collective external memories.

I was 12 at the time, and had just made the earthshaking discovery that my father's record collection was of more than merely historical interest.

(This reasoning is facetious because removing antiquities from their historical contexts and into private collections without proper archaeological research contributes nothing to the historical record or the public).

The historical record of the Red Riding Hood-like folktales may be spotty, but researchers have amassed a large collection of the contemporary variations.

But such rationalizations can't justify the historical amnesia of a world-class museum dedicated to recording and delineating current canons of significant artistic production and taste no matter how much the museum exhibition and collection depends on the endowments of collector trustees who arguably benefit from rearrangement in the historical record.

If the estimated 30,000 manuscripts in the collection did indeed escape, that would be very good news, because they are a priceless and irreplaceable historical record, researchers say.

One, the historical record matters.