Sentence examples for preservation manager from inspiring English sources
She is the preservation manager and the conservator for the Smithsonian Institution Archives.
The project will establish a shareable infrastructure that provides on-demand access to old software, recreating the original software environment on a current-day device, said Euan Cochrane, the library's digital preservation manager and the project's principle investigator.
"No one I have ever read has done a true and complete sea wave rhythm". In the top left corner an editor has scribbled notes for a reply: "Don't give up day job". Brocato, who is exhibitions and preservation manager in Special Collections, takes a democratic view of such documents.
What will happen to the public's ability to get to the beach is of great concern to Stefanie Sekich-Quinn, coastal preservation manager for the Surfrider Foundation.
"We save them – and come up with innovative uses," says Michael Guillot, GHF's preservation director and revolving fund project manager.
While there is a strong focus on capital preservation, the manager also includes some spicier holdings.
Mary Wilson, the community preservation fund manager for the Town of Southampton, said community preservation money could possibly be used to acquire the property.
GALE JOHNSON is a bridal shop owner turned interior decorator and self-described perfectionist, and her husband, T. J., is a retired Air Force flight engineer turned historic preservation projects manager specializing in federal buildings.
"Not because I was doing anything wrong but merely because I was too old and too poor". Even when tenants receive an enhanced voucher, owners may require them to pay a deposit they can't afford to remain in the building, said Dewey Bandy, preservation program manager at the California Coalition for Rural Housing.
Mohsen Soleymani, the national project manager for preservation of Iranian wetlands, said pollution in Zabol was different from that in Tehran or Beijing, where it is linked to industry.
Camera clubs, societies and publications had flourished to that point in time, developing and deepening the understanding of photography as a means to new art and documentary forms," says Gerald Preiss, the manager of preservation digitisation at AIATSIS.
