Sentences with phrase «irreplaceable collections»

Scientists say the closure of some of the world's finest fishery, ocean and environmental libraries by the Harper government has been so chaotic that irreplaceable collections of intellectual capital built by Canadian taxpayers for future generations has been lost forever.

These invaluable and irreplaceable collections embody the natural heritage of our region.

However, supporters of the digitization of these rare and irreplaceable collections have cited that exact point as the reason to move forward.

«The Illinois State Museum is deeply respected in the scientific community for the expertise of its curators and for its irreplaceable collection of archaeological, cultural, and paleontological artifacts,» says paleoecologist Jack Williams of the University of Wisconsin, Madison, who has used the Neotoma database to explore vegetation change over the past 20,000 years on a continental and global scale.

Not exact matches

An irreplaceable part of your shoe collection is casual shoes.

What we adore about the Mango Denim fall 2015 collection is that it has irreplaceable pieces in multiple hues of red, like the romantic oversized rust dress with lace - up details on the neckline and peasant - style sleeves, the burgundy checkered shirt with button - tab three - quarter sleeves, the lightweight loose skirt with spaghetti strap top of the matching pattern and the simple plaid shirt with chest pocket that will go equally well with denim pants and skirts.

Research and Viewing: Fine Art, Archives, and Special Collections: The following guidelines for class access have been developed to facilitate the use of collections while maintaining the safety and security of the irreplaceable objects and material culture owned and entrusted to the Center for Curatorial Studies and Hessel MusCollections: The following guidelines for class access have been developed to facilitate the use of collections while maintaining the safety and security of the irreplaceable objects and material culture owned and entrusted to the Center for Curatorial Studies and Hessel Muscollections while maintaining the safety and security of the irreplaceable objects and material culture owned and entrusted to the Center for Curatorial Studies and Hessel Museum of Art.

Also, they are irreplaceable: It was difficult to build the collections in the 1960s and 1970s and it would be impossible to do so today.

• Expensive electronic equipment • Valuable art • Irreplaceable antiques • Priceless family heirlooms • High value collections (anything from wine to baseball cards)

While the quality of the collection items is variable, most of it is unique and irreplaceable, and the copies you obtain may become an important and treasured part of your family collection.

The seller mentioned that she had her late mother's jewelry collection and her grandfather's military heirlooms that were irreplaceable.