Sentence examples for archival access from inspiring English sources

He is a board member of Internet Archive and frequently writes and speaks on the future of archives and issues relating to archival access and futures.

The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation awarded Johns Hopkins $476,000 for the initiative's centerpiece, the Diaspora Pathways Archival Access Project, which involves collaborating with The Afro to open its historic archives to access by scholars and others.

He said a "blanket block on archival access to her lifetime cuts out a large part of the history of the 20th century".

We're very proud of the results and think it is one of the most advanced archival access systems available anywhere.

At a 1997 conference on looted Nazi gold in London, the Vatican was the only one of 42 countries that rebuffed all requests for archival access.

V. S. Naipaul turned down many biographers before cooperating with and giving archival access to Patrick French, whose authorized account is due out next fall from Knopf, Naipaul's own publisher.

But after the fall of the Soviet Union there was a brief, wild period when Boris Yeltsin's advisers were making archival-access-for-money deals.

Due to ongoing archival work, access to the archives is restricted, and professionals and academics are asked to submit research requests to the foundation well in advance.

The Underlay provides mechanisms for distilling the knowledge graph from openly available publications, along with the archival and access technology to make the data and content hosted on PubPub available to other platforms.

This reprocessing is part of an ongoing program to continuously provide to observers and archival researchers access to data that have been processed using the most up-to-date algorithms and software, and the best available calibrations.

The Royal Society of Chemistry RSCC) was one of the first chemical society publishers to offer free or low cost archival journal access to developing countries [18].