Sentence examples for a set of archives from inspiring English sources
But a decade ago, the indefatigable Voynich expert René Zandbergen (on whose research I've drawn heavily here) was browsing a set of archives from the seventeenth century when he stumbled across a letter that identified the manuscript's next owner: Georg Baresch, an alchemist in Prague in the first half of the seventeenth century, who had spent twenty years attempting to decipher the script.
The Queen once plotted to hit the Ugandan dictator Idi Amin over the head with a ceremonial sword, according to a new set of archives.
In 2009, the Canadian singer/songwriter Neil Young ("the Godfather of Grunge") released the first of what is to be a ten-volume set of archives on Blu-ray Disc as well as CD and DVD.
Archival analysis refers to an observational research method whereby the researcher examines a set of accumulated documents or archives [ 8].
Unless you find a stack of letters in a renovated house in Ballarat.' But I went back to the same set of archives with a different set of questions.
Berman has found in the National Archives a set of memos that Roberts wrote in 1981 and 1982, demonstrating a passionate opposition to aggressive enforcement of the Voting Rights Act.
The first STD evaluation, which was born in 2006 and was held by NIST [22], aimed at finding a set of terms within huge audio archives.
For completeness, we consolidated both the standard BIND distribution available as tab-delimited text files, and BIND Translation, a set of interactions from the BIND archives recently recast into PSI-MI 2.5 XML format (see 'Materials and methods' section for details).
Create a set of non-dominated solutions identified: archive of size "T arch". 5.
Using a regional centralized archive, a set of pol sequences belonging to all participants was also selected.
Depending on the speaker, a data publication might be a spreadsheet on a website, a set of images in an institutional archive, a stream of readings from a weather station transmitted over the internet, or a peer-reviewed article describing a dataset.
