Sentence examples for real collections from inspiring English sources

Surveys in real collections would show whether such low DP values are typical of Islamic paper collections and would also enable us to observe whether the same DP value of 300 is also representative of higher risk of mechanical degradation with handling for Islamic paper.

While the collection under study may not reflect an average library or archival collection of Islamic paper, the low values of DP may be a concern if this is encountered in real collections, especially since according to a study performed on papers of European origin, for DP <300, the risk of paper accumulating mechanical degradation due to handling increases substantially [58].

It is a real collection of things that we believe in that represent the Barbican values".

And I thought that coming here without there being a real collection wouldn't make sense otherwise".

The first real collection was the BRS, a smaller square cased model that was, to an extent, a women's watch.

Although her real collection launched in the spring of 2007, it wasn't until September 2008, a year after debuting her clothes on the CW hit, that the designer had a proper debut at New York Fashion Week.

The impacts of artificial ageing on the insufficiently washed photographs on resin coated paper may also reflect a more realistic scenario, comparable to that found in a real collection, with a less extreme quantity of residual thiosulfate leading to silver migration alongside silver sulfide formation and subtler colour differences.

Brinkley said in an interview with Hamptons magazine, "I really believe in the power of the individual to make change, and our family is a real collection of individuals".

Clustering real-world data is a challenging task, since many real-data collections are characterized by an inherent sparseness and variable distribution.

For all data collectors and supervisors, a 1-day training was given to brief them on the data collection instrument, interview technique, and importance of taking informed consent before starting the real data collection process.

It was an inadvertent collection, like Mrs. Madoff 's collection of real estate, a collection cued absent-mindedly by abundance.