In repositories for nuclear waste, concrete and other cementitious materials are extensively used in both the structural components such as the barrier construction and to fill the voids between the waste containers inside the barrier construction.
But many of the museum's jewels may have been spared because Iraqi officials apparently stored them safely in repositories before the war, a top British Museum official said.
But marketing ideas also offer insights for open access approaches, where it's been proven that the more often your material is placed in repositories on various platforms the more likely it is to be used.
In the UK, since about 35% of papers are reckoned to be made available through deposition in repositories — the green route — the total percentage of open access papers (52%*) looks like it has crossed the half-way mark.
By contrast, mandated deposit in repositories is not a publishing model, has no associated revenue stream and, worse, threatens to erode the revenues deriving from the subscriptions on which the model depends.
Officially, the virus is supposed to exist only in repositories in Moscow and the disease control center's headquarters in Atlanta, but experts have long suspected that some nations harbor secret stocks of smallpox to use as a biological weapon.
The materials must stem from fieldwork, but they can be supplemented by the many motion pictures in college archives and museums and in repositories such as the Wenner-Gren Foundation and the American Philosophical Society.
Publishing workflows in repositories enables workflow sharing inside and/or among scientific communities.
Researchers can also upload slide decks to Slideshare, and deposit data in repositories such as Figshare, or topic-specific databases.
This behavior is fully aligned with the behavior of other social tagging systems applied in repositories beyond LORs.
The major engineered barriers to migration of radionuclides from HLW in repositories are the canister and surrounding smectite clay.
