Sentence examples for study of the museum from inspiring English sources

The configuration will create new spaces for research and for the study of the museum's collections, while increasing the exhibit footprint by 50%.

And through the preservation, naming and study of the museum's 20 million objects, we read, they have become part of "an international network of knowledge".

The new museum building, located on the museum's current site in the center of campus, will present dramatically enlarged space for the exhibition and study of the museum's encyclopedic collections, special exhibitions and art conservation, as well as object-study classrooms and office space for the 100-person museum staff.

(The Benaki is preparing a more scholarly study of the museum's gold collection that will document the history and pedigree of major pieces). The exhibition, which is supported by the Federal Council on the Arts and the Humanities, will travel next year to the San Diego Museum of Art and the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco.

They were here not to revisit the renowned old dinosaur halls or to peruse the latest temporary exhibition but to make a study of the museum building itself.

It could take months of study, the museum director, Patrick F. Wallace, said, just to identify the safest way to pry open the pages without damaging or destroying them.

We made a study on behalf of the museum of the species from the bottom of the Grand Canyon to the top of the San Francisco [Peaks] in order to see to what extent species... differed.

THE CRIME After studying the layout of the museum on daily visits for a week, Mr. Murphy and Mr. Kuhn borke in on the night of Oct. 29.

The project thus aims at developing a methodology more generally applicable to the study of the collections of museums (paintings, pastels, graphic art) which are too seldom studied from a technical point of view because of the double constraint connected to the impossibility of transporting the objects to the laboratory and of performing invasive sampling.

Mountain culture is an increasingly important area of study; the museums aren't just full of bits and pieces of equipment from famous expeditions.

The Gallery maintains a number of archives that allow for the study of specific aspects of the museum's history and collection.