Sentence examples for of each museum from inspiring English sources

The article also included a quotation from Mr. Govan that referred incorrectly to some of the holdings of each museum.

The Art Project's position is that it is the responsibility of each museum to get copyright permission.

"The culture of each museum is so unique, they haven't had a tradition of doing this," said Deborah Kempe, chief of collections management and access at the Frick Art Reference Library.

But he claims that the maintenance of each museum's own separate entrance should help prevent the appalling log-jams suffered by the Louvre.It is unlikely that the renovated Museums Island will ever be spoken of in the same tones as Mr Gehry's Bilbao museum.

Air samples were collected in two sequential repetitions on each specific growth medium in three locations of each museum and library (indoors, showcase, outdoor) using a single sampler.

In our framework, the cloud infrastructure hosts the archives containing the CH data of each museum, the social networks created around the CH, the stories developed by using the Storytelling Editor and all services provided by the composition layer.

Combining map reading, mathematics, transportation science and geophysics, the show offers activities that reflect the location of each participating museum.

The British Museum has shared a number of The Imperial War Museum's archive photos from World War II, and the Wellcome Collection has shared a London tube map made out of tickets issued at each station on display at the London Transport Museum, allowing their respective followers to see works that expand beyond the narrow scopes of each participating museum's missions.

The first time around, the dazzlement of the Google Art Project lay especially in its fantastically magnified mega-pixel images of 17 paintings — one from each museum — and gallery views that enabled visitors to take virtual tours.

The article examines the relative value of each topic for museum professionals and discusses the importance of strengthening relationships between LIS and museum studies by better understanding the relevance of LIS expertise in museums.

Each of the museum's bodies will be used to highlight a different biological system or set of systems: digestive, nervous, cardiovascular-respiratory, reproductive and musculoskeletal.