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documental

ADJECTIVE
  1. relating to or consisting of or derived from documents

How To Use documental In A Sentence

  • The remaining part is being treated and only accessible after consultation with the documentalist.
  • A training workshop for researchers and documentalists was held for the first time in Gaborone in June 1997.
  • Is their documental evidence that clearly states that Hamas will have access to monies? if so ... this needs to go right to the top in the whitehouse and an explanation veryfied. On Thursday, the Legg report will be published along with...
  • The reality is that the number of health staff themselves is often inadequate - a documentalist would be a luxury.
  • The producer or documentalist can query by text, as usual, and by visual example, using stills or video sequences.
  • With her "Open Archives: A Fifteen-Year History", she provides, not of a mere a constipated chronology, but a veritable "Survival Manual" for the librarian or documentalist wishing either to get involved in projects based on these concepts or merely to keep informed. Hélène Bosc
  • Chris if you want you could see my short documental vimeo.com/4213805 Last Day Dream [HD] on Vimeo
  • One of the tasks proposed for the centre was to host and facilitate a workshop for documentalists on the continent.
  • The scholars engaged in the science and technology, industrial art, ideology and archaeology often cite the records in Kao Gong Ji as an essential documental proof for their research subjects.
  • Researcher Maria Teresa Suarez, author of the book The Case of the Organ in New Spain During the Baroque, published by the National Center of Investigation, Documentation and Information (CENIDIM) and Carlos Chavez of the CNCA, indicated that the documental richness of the material discovered during the study of European organs substantiates the case for New Spain which suffers from a great shortage of data and is known to have had many destroyed. Pipe Organs in Guanajuato
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