Sentence examples for preserve archive from inspiring English sources

Using either one of these methods should still preserve archive memory, as described in the next section).

Robert M. Batscha, who worked to preserve, archive, study and permanently exhibit two of the more ephemeral modes of mass communication as the longtime president of the Museum of Television and Radio, died Friday in Manhattan.

According to the press release, the goal of the museum is to "preserve, archive, exhibit, educate and showcase hip-hop music and culture from around the world".

I believe that the ability to preserve archives is something that is a given.

This task also exposed me to the multitude of different size boxes available to preserve archives.

This workshop will discuss approaches to stabilization challenges for several collection types, giving tips to deal with some of the issues frequently found in preserving archive, herbaria, paleontology, entomology and archaeology/ethnology collections.

The film is now available in its entirety — its copyright, negatives, prints, digital video masters and more — along with a carefully preserved archive that includes 313 boxes of 35-millimeter outtakes, five drafts of the screenplay by Leonard Schrader and a stack of rejection letters from studio executives who were sure that the movie would never work.

However, we often forget how fortunate we are now compared to those times in the past where there were more challenges in accessing and preserving archives.

Naval historians have complained that the fuss is distracting attention from other tasks, such as preserving archives and artefacts in need of better maintenance.With budget cuts looming, the navy must make a strong case for funding any of its projects.

Yet there is no middle ground when it comes to preserving archives of digital-born film.

She is tasked with preserving, archiving, and exhibiting the roughly 22,000 artifacts the facility has accumulated over the years, from moulds of patients' disfigured hands to obsolete medical supplies like wicker coffins and rickety hand-cranked wheelchairs.