Sentence examples for small archives from inspiring English sources
As a board member of the First Colony Foundation, which researches Raleigh and his most spectacular failure, the lost colony at Roanoke, Lane became particularly interested in small archives and libraries in England that had recently put their holdings online.
"This project will require significant staff time and expertise, specialized audio equipment and a computer infrastructure capable of safely storing, delivering and sustaining the digital content: resources that are typically beyond the reach of small archives and museums," said Gene DeAnna, who is leading the effort for the library.
Valuable connections also come from Gado, a robot Smith created in a project he did with the Krieger School's Center for Africana Studies, for the Afro-American Newspaper, to digitize photos in small archives.
Current issue and a small archive of back issues.
This small archive includes online documents from the Tanzanian government on education matters.
The current electronic issue of the Namibian business news weekly, plus a small archive of back issues.
A small archive of digitized documents furnished by the World Bank, FAO, UNDP, and other UN agencies on East African development.
The title chancellor is also the name in many countries of the heads of small archive offices, of the heads of universities, and of some orders of chivalry.
Ritvo's work and life have been preserved in a small archive of primary documents: finished poems alongside earlier variants, letters and e-mails, interviews and obituaries.
Because the British had destroyed most of the documents about the detention camps, Ms. Elkins spent years hunting through small archive collections in Britain.
"We have received material from a small archive from a periodical called the Jules Verne Magazine, and in that small archive there were some manuscripts by the author Stieg Larsson that were never published," Magdalena Gram, the deputy national librarian of Sweden, told Agence France-Presse.
