Sentence examples for physical collection from inspiring English sources

Box up those books: the Internet Archive maintains a physical collection after digitizing manuscripts.

"The physical collection is not as critical as what it represents intellectually," Ms. Tay said.

The committee expressed less concern over the library's ongoing efforts to make digital copies of items in its physical collection.

And doing so through a museum exhibition or physical collection would be pointless; the way to offer these games to the largest possible audience is the way the abandonware movement does it: via the Web, providing emulators to allow people with new computers and consoles to play the original code.

But the appointment of Morris, who has done so much to expand and define the museum's physical collection, coincides with the announcement that D'Offay's Artist Rooms will help to fill it and that Louise Bourgeois will launch the second Tate Modern as she launched the first.

But the study found they also spend another £99 on CDs .The need to own music in a physical form, whether it's to play in other music systems, to minimise the chances of losing it or just because they like to have a physical collection, remains very strong amongst internet users," says Alex Burmaster, the research company's European internet analyst.

Library 'with no walls' A new library facility is being built to help with the preservation of existing physical collections and store the special collections and rare books.

The increasing comeback and adoption of analogue offers the possibility of having a more personal connection to the music, games or books we own and gives us the chance to create physical collections.

Publishers have said that libraries must treat digital collections the same way they treat physical collections: if a library buys 10 copies of a certain book, for instance, then only 10 copies can be digitally checked out at one time.

We believe that, starting from the physical collections, through our website and in-house projects, we can play a role in the generation of new ideas and indepth research - something that is sorely lacking in Asia, with few individuals venturing out of their comfort zones and the majority of texts regurgitated or quickly thrown together.

A major project followed to repurpose substantial space formerly used to house collections and deliver services linked to physical collections.