Sentence examples for appropriate archives from inspiring English sources

As PALSAR-2 had a burst overlap problem until February 8 , 2015 the number of paths that have appropriate archives is limited.

Once the random cases and controls had been identified, we sent written requests to the appropriate archives or clinics, based on the hospital and medical specialty codes associated to the cases.

Reconstructing the evolution of arid landscapes is challenged by limited availability of appropriate environmental archives.

This tiered approach would not necessarily be appropriate for characterization of transient events, unless samples are appropriately archived for each level of analysis.

Each CDS was Blasted against its appropriate trace archive.

Item 31c: Plans, if any, for granting public access to the full protocol, participant level dataset, and statistical code " Data sharing statement No later than 3 years after the collection of the 1-year postrandomisation interviews, we will deliver a completely deidentified data set to an appropriate data archive for sharing purposes".

Appropriate handling and archiving of experimental data from different sources, and of the many uncertainties in the data embedded throughout the kinetic models, is a major challenge facing the kinetics community as kinetics becomes a predictive science.

If service interoperability with a particular protocol stack is needed, it can be achieved easily by including the relevant RA interface in service code (e.g. methods to access SIP header fields) and deploy the appropriate RA Java archive (JAR) file within the JSLEE container.

Hilmi Johandi's figurative paintings are a playful critique the social and cultural conditions in which we live in, appropriating films and archives of Singapore.

The authors hope that it will allow an appropriate and unique archiving of the population, a real-time monitoring of the vaccination status vaccination, and the linkage/connection with the local health authorities.

Some of these artists — I'm thinking of Carrie Mae Weems, Candice Breitz, Sammy Baloji, and Sue Williamson — even appropriate historical or popular archives to disclose or critique their underlying assumptions.