Sentence examples for paper artefacts from inspiring English sources

She holds a Master's Degree in Conservation from the Accademia di Belle Arti di Bologna (April 2017), with specialisation in conservation of library and archival materials; parchment and paper artefacts; photographic, cinematographic and digital materials (PFP5-DASLQ01).

Since paper artefacts are fragile, special care has to be taken not to damage them during handling and positioning of the spectrometer.

Here was an opportunity to house papers and artefacts, as well as to create a centre for debates and discussion, and a school room for educational projects.

It will hold the country's largest collection of presidential papers and artefacts, now temporarily housed in a former car dealer's showroom.The library, like its namesake, is not without controversy.

Particular cases such as therapeutic and educational procedures, which rely strongly on paper-based artefacts (e.g., questionnaires, forms, manuals) assume special importance due to their critical content.

In one nursing home study, a paperless system was introduced with the goal of improving safety around handovers, but paper records and artefacts (especially post-it notes) were subsequently reintroduced after a series of critical events.

The collection at Bletchley Park includes rare mathematical papers and personal artefacts donated by the Turing family.

The present paper describes an artefact based approach to obtain traceability of freeform measurements on coordinate measuring machines.

The earliest biocleaning attempts date back to 1970, initially performed to remove animal glue layers from paper, canvas and polychrome artefacts, and later to hydrolyze glue paste or protein/oily binder [5,6].

The possibilities of the technique for the non-invasive investigation of fragile artefacts on paper are illustrated by the yellow pigment identification on Indian Kalighat paintings and on a painted textile banner.

The paper suggests that the artefact can influence adult child interaction via a conception of appropriate use, which relates to traditions or practices with which the adult is familiar but also to the design features of the artefact.