Examples of using Archivist in English and their translations into German
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Inform the Archivist. Prepare for excisement.
After receiving written permission,you can arrange a time to visit with the archivist.
Pangerl(1834- 1879) notable archivist and historian.
Archivist Roy Lämmel(right) browses through the oldest register with our alumni.
The American artist Sean Snyder also dedicates his work to archivist photographic projects.
An archivist is available for facilitating your research and answering your questions.
All programs written for Windows(except the File Archivist Converter) need the vbrun100. dll file.
The Archivist warns him explicitly that he must not spot any of the originals with ink from his pen.
His name was originally‘ Li Er' and he worked as an archivist at the court of a monarch from the ruling Zhou dynasty.
KIT archivist Dr. Klaus Nippert offers guided historical tours of Campus South to interested groups.
Detailed holorecords for each event will come online as they are researched and recorded by Archivist Master Gnost-Dural.
Bruce Lee's dedicated archivist is now able to expertly manage their digital and physical collections.
The Deutchlandradio-Kultur reporters on sound art and features are joined by Hans Cybinksi, a sound maker,collector, and archivist.
The archivist must select from the mass of administrative records those documents which should be preserved in the archive.
The training willcover all aspects of Web Archiving for librarians, archivist as well as technicians in charge of web archiving.
Frankfurt's first full-time archivist- still known as a registrar at the time- was appointed in 1613/14, during the Fettmilch Revolt 1612-1616.
Everything about the history of the legendary HfG-Ulm, made by former Solitude-fellows Carolina Short and Tomas Ferrari(Buenos Aires)for HfG-Ulm archivist(and former Solitude-fellow) Marcella Quijano.
Archivist and curator of the Photoarchiv des Sigmund-Freud-Instituts on the history of the institute and psychoanalysis in Frankfurt a. M.
So, when I went into these archives looking at this stuff,lo and behold, the archivist came up one day, saying,"I think we found another box that had been thrown out.
Finally, Mrs Kerttula, archivist in the cabinet of Commissioner Liikanen, explained how the mail and archive service of the Finnish cabinet works.
The present volume provides the first translation of the Middle High German text, following the edition of the late 19th century archivist and legal historian Hubert Emisch.
His advice as the archivist was taken into account by Mnes during his work on the new calendarium and during creation of the Cisiojanus on the astronomical clock.
With the exception of certain specialist and archivist areas, generally 2.35, 2.39, and 2.40 mean the same to professionals, whether they themselves are even aware of the changes or not.
Archivist and researcher Jörg Schmalfuß guides through the astonishing cabinet collection of bank notes of scientific journalist Anthony Michaelis(1916-2007), Alexander von Humboldt's chronometer and a personal collection of 100,000 railyway tickets that reveal the histories of travel and technology.
The new series by Ms. Davis, the archivist who delves most deeply into our basement, and Daniel Hendrickson, takes place in different places!
Alongside his work as archivist and registrar, he was henceforth also responsible for the academy library, the printing of the academic scripts and for the administration and stock-taking of the academy's items of art.
In 1926-27 she was archivist with the KJI and then until 1931, secretary and shorthand typist at the Soviet Union's bureau of commerce in Berlin.
His ex-wife used to be an archivist for antiquities at the Naydel Library before it shut down, and it shut down three months after the accelerator exploded.
Here, in 1875, he became an archivist in the archbishopric, five years later a deputy of a headmaster of the lower theological seminary, and in 1887 a headmaster of the great seminary and a priest.
He considered how the archivist of today on the one hand is able to work in the tradition of our profession, in an everchanging information world, but on the other hand is forced by that same developing world fundamentally to change his archival thinking.