The digital optical disc (see above Recording media) is developing as an increasingly popular means of issuing large bodies of archival information for example, legislation, court and hospital records, encyclopaedias and other reference works, referral databases, and libraries of computer software.
The same strategy was adopted for the archival tag example, with 30,000 samples drawn for burn-in, and a further 800,000 samples drawn.
"If you would put, for example, archival material, photos or film, you lose the contact with the person who is talking," Mr. Hübner said by phone from Witten, Germany.
Exceptions do exist, which record more or less remote events at a conscious historical remove; archival specimens, for example, and secondhand copies generally lack the contemporaneity of other inscriptions.
Like much 21st-century folklore, the contemporary guslar's art enjoys many uses and purposes, ranging from traditional performance to exhibitions at popular festivals to private domestic gatherings; on the analytic side, technical research on the part of folklorists, linguists, and musicologists continues to the present day, by way of both archival and living examples.
Table 5 Archival data Category Examples Government/Official information ZGC Innovation Way Official Website.
And in the show's most startling example of archival accumulation, the German artist Hans-Peter Feldmann has filled a room with the framed front pages of 100 international newspapers — from Paris, Dubai, Sydney, Seoul, New York and elsewhere — printed on Sept. 12, 2001.
For example, an archival folder might be retrieved from the repository, used very briefly by a reader, and then returned to the repository on the same day.
Given its overall performance at this level, the WG-DASL assay now enables studies that previously would have been difficult, for example, using archival tissue blocks for either retrospective or prospective randomized trials.
An elaborate timeline that the New Museum compiled for "NYC 1993" — it's the show's only example of intensive archival research; the catalog has almost none — makes no mention of the "CARA" show.
