Sentence examples for study of heritage from inspiring English sources
But scientific approaches can tell more and move our study of heritage from descriptive to deductive.
His research focuses on the development of new scientific tools and methods of study of heritage materials, collections and their interactions with the environment, particularly development and use of damage functions and integrated modelling of heritage collections.
Among the advantages reported were its structure and the coverage of a broad area of knowledge related to laser technologies for the study of heritage objects, while the most popular elements of the content in use included: the glossary, the objects page and the best practice guide.
Each of the studied source, either describes experimental procedures performed for the study of heritage materials (e.g. spectroscopic material analysis), or includes terminology referring to the condition state, degradation processes, pathology, features and components of a heritage object (e.g. detachment, pentimento) or terminology regarding the object itself (e.g. acrylic paintings, murals).
Some of the earliest studies of heritage and culture by geographers were conducted in environments of this type.
Such standardization is expected to facilitate analytical studies of heritage objects ensuring optimum use of information and maintenance of it for future use.
Remarkable advances have been made in the domain of remote sensing and archaeological mapping, including the application of advanced geospatial techniques such as airborne laser scanning within studies of heritage landscapes at Angkor and beyond.
This methods allows us to study complex paint formulations, and can potentially be very useful in the field of heritage science to study the effect of formulation on material behavior.
Even after nearly 240 years of scientific studies on heritage objects since the identification of cuprite on a Roman bronze leg in 1779 [1] it is still possible to detect new copper corrosion products.
The new journal Heritage Science [4] emphasizes the use of scientific methods for the study of our heritage.
The preservation, archival, and study of cultural heritage is of the utmost importance at local, national, and international levels.
