Sentence examples for primary collections from inspiring English sources

For example, the Cornell Legal Information Institute's Wex legal encyclopedia — written collaboratively by volunteers — explains key legal concepts and terms that appear in the Institute's primary collections.

Her poetic manuscripts are divided between two primary collections: the poems in Bingham's possession went to Amherst College Library, and those in Bianchi's hands to Harvard University's Houghton Library.

The Map Department's pre-1900 map collection is one of the primary collections of early printed maps in the United States, comprising approximately 12,000 map titles (with an estimated 16,000 individual pieces).

This allows for a ready determination of both primary collection (particle deposition on the collecting sphere) and secondary collection (particle deposition on previously deposited particles).

The milk to be marketed was then collected by transporters or traders from the primary collection centres which were close to the herd.

MAB: My very first piece I collected was a Hurrell of Clark Gable... but the primary collection began really with Warhol.

The collection of portraits, which were taken between 1975 and 1978, is one of the largest donations to the museum's primary collection.

Many top designers today offer "diffusion," or secondary, lines at lower prices, which are crafted to maintain some of the primary collection's mystique while moving product.

"If a museum's primary collection area is antiquities, its not so easy to find young people to join that board," said Robert Fisher of the San Francisco museum board.

The nuSTORM magnetic horn is the primary collection device for the secondary particles generated by bombarding a solid target with 120 GeV protons.

The Media Resources Center (MRC) is the UC Berkeley Library's primary collection of materials in audio and visual formats, including DVDs, videocassettes, streamed audio and video, compact audio discs, and audiocassettes.