Sentence examples for a computer archive of from inspiring English sources

This will be a computer archive of dates and images, illustrating all the works of art which were looted after the Gulf War; its aim will be to assist their retrieval.

Prosecutors accused him of stealing millions of scientific journals from a computer archive at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology with the intent of making them freely available.

It originally stated that prosecutors accused Swartz of stealing scientific journals from a computer archive and making them freely available.

In the article Bell wrote in 2001, to announce that he had finished the first part of his archive, he said that the obsolescence of software and technology was a threat to a computer archive.

Large numbers of e-mail messages sent to White House officials from outside the office's network from 1996 to 1998 were not properly stored in a computer archive.

He jotted the address on an index card to file the new addition to his computer archive of roughly 10,000 other sculptures — mostly faces or animal figures — that decorate New York City's building facades.

The F.B.I. discovered the roughly 14,900 emails by scouring Mrs. Clinton's server and the computer archives of government officials with whom she corresponded.

The government used the same anti-hacking law to prosecute Internet activist Aaron Swartz, charging him with illegally downloading millions of articles from a Massachusetts Institute of Technology computer archive.

Two members of Congress introduced new legislation Thursday in honor of Aaron Swartz, the 26-year-old Internet activist who faced charges for downloading millions of articles from a Massachusetts Institute of Technology computer archive before committing suicide in January.

Database logic (that of the computer archive) tends to lack beginnings or endings, and thematic developments are not necessarily sequential.

To train their statistical algorithms on common sentence structure, word order and most widely used words, they fed their computers a huge archive of articles from news wires.