Sentence examples for a paper archive from inspiring English sources
Now, a paper archive has emerged that reveals how the Punch and Judy phenomenon grew and waned in popularity, with remarkable Victorian photographs, rare books, scripts, drawings and newspaper cuttings, which have never before been seen by the public.
The group is also collecting a paper archive of witness accounts of netting sightings from across the city, complete with license plate numbers and descriptions of suspects, he said.
You can't search it the way you can search the Web, because it's too big and what's in there isn't sorted, or indexed, or catalogued in any of the many ways in which a paper archive is organized; it's not ordered in any way at all, except by URL and by date.
Doing research in a paper archive is to doing research in a Web archive as going to a fish market is to being thrown in the middle of an ocean; the only thing they have in common is that both involve fish.
The explicit goal of going paperless should be to streamline processes and improve quality, rather than to save money by not having to maintain a paper archive.
And the U.S. Department of Agriculture is building a full-text paper archive called PubAg.
So in reality, like everyone else, Briggs works from the paper archive - the surviving drafts and versions of works in progress, and what Woolf wrote about her aspirations and anguishes about her writing, in diaries and in letters to friends.
During his five years in jail, he scrawled journal entries on cigarette paper, archiving his term in a series of writings collected in "Notes from Prison".
The paper archives the proceedings of an expert panel discussion on the issues and future direction of thermal-hydraulic research and development in nuclear power reactors held at the NURETH-14 conference in Toronto, Canada, in September 2011.
The Academy has a superb library to which movie people have been donating paper archives and films for years.
No one really knows what the archival future of digital publications are, in the British Library comprehensive paper archives stretch back many centuries.
