Sentence examples for virtual collections from inspiring English sources

Quite different problems are associated with virtual collections, where the physical medium is less important than the information associated with the data itself.

1000memories allowed users to fill virtual collections ("shoeboxes") of their old photo scans, then tag them and share with others, as well as post them to other social sites like Facebook.

This, in turn, will help Curiator with the next step in its development: adding a marketplace so that users can not only share artwork that they like to have in their "virtual" collections but also then use those "wishlists" — which may include museum pieces and other work that is not for sale — to generate lists of art that is there for the buying to become a part of users' actual, offline lives.

Both μCT and MRI produce standardized digital data, principally permitting an interactive access through virtual collections or voxel libraries as envisaged previously [ 9, 10].

Using special "partitioning" software, these workhorses of computing can be turned into a virtual collection of thousands of Linux servers.

The museum will begin as a virtual collection of images drawn from real-world institutions like the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Louvre, but once it is up and running it will expand to include contributions from users, Ms. Bastide said.

Create your own virtual collection.

A new Cyber Security Research Institute will be "a virtual collection of UK universities which will look to improve the security of smart phones, tablets and laptops through research that could one day make passwords obsolete".

Like the competing services, adding books to your virtual collection entails a search and a click – most of the meta data is pulled in via an Amazon web service.

Tapestry also gives retailers scope to throw rewards/discounts into the mix to encourage consumers to add more products to their virtual collection and/or chatter about them on social media.

When installed, you can use Twones to bookmark music on thousands of supported websites, manage your virtual collection in a sidebar that looks a lot like Delicious, and share music with others in Twones or on services like Twitter and Facebook.