Sentence examples for holding collections from inspiring English sources

It would also affect libraries and museums holding collections that include TCEs — texts, audiovisual works, sound recordings, art, photographs, artifacts, and more, and also derivative works, such as collections of native folk tales and archives of anthropological research related to native history and culture.

To conclude, the DPA not only provides a challenge to other institutions holding collections of both published and unpublished papyri, but also appeals to the wider world of scholarship.

They exhibit significant diversity in form and function, from the very small to the very large, from the very specialised to the much more generic, holding collections of diseased and healthy resources, from human, animal and plant, and span private, public and third sectors.

In this case it was re-assigned as a member of the master collection 10.14469/hpc/1116 rather than the holding collection inherited from the ELN.

Their tiny memory chips hold collections of music equivalent to backpacks full of CDs.

The Hilti Art Foundation building (2015) served as a showcase for one of the most important privately held collections in Liechtenstein.

Display cupboards hold collections of house coffees, moka and vacuum pots and Hario Skerton hand grinders for sale (about £27).

Instead of storing seeds, the microbial vault would hold collections of human stools and the rich mix of microbes that lurk inside.

Under the plans, universities and other organisations that hold collections of gut microbes would deposit samples in the vault for safekeeping.

The Rare Books Division holds collections of ephemera on political change in Latin America that contain materials on torture, disappeared persons, and political action.

Several other area repositories hold collections pertaining to Senator Sanford's life and career.