Sentence examples for important repository of from inspiring English sources
In the end, Gaul proved to be an important repository of Roman culture.
Similar to the Galapagos, Cocos Island, because of the distance from the mainland, is an important repository of species unique to the island.
But today, even many who regard shamanism as superstition acknowledge it to be an important repository of Korean culture, because the rituals have preserved traditional costumes, music and dance forms.
He became both a connoisseur and master of calligraphy, possibly studying in his late 30's under Prince Soncho, less for the latter's calligraphic talents than his hereditary position as abbot of the Shoren-in monastery, an important repository of ancient Chinese and Japanese calligraphy.
Email is the most important repository of your personal data.
To date, the most important repository of such structures the Protein Data Bank (PDB) [1] houses around 120,000 biological macromolecular structures [2] (Accessed July, 2016) and with each new entry improves our understanding of the biologically and medicinally relevant phenomena at the atomic level.
The film's story might have ended there, but two years ago a film librarian from the University of Delaware, one of the most important repositories of Bowles's papers, traveled to Morocco to speak at a conference.
THE Courtauld Gallery holds one of Britain's most important repositories of old master, Impressionist and early modern drawings, and for the first time a substantial number of the works will be making a trans-Atlantic crossing, for "MANTEGNA TO MATISSE," a selection of 58 masterpieces that begins Tuesday at the Frick Collection.
The MGP is an active depositional basin and forms one of the important repositories of Quaternary sediments in India.
Tropical dry forests and savannas are important repositories of plant diversity and ecosystem services in the tropics.
For 11 respondents, their own curricular materials (broadly described as collections of notes, slides, and other materials) for a particular course were important repositories of information.
