Sentence examples for archive access from inspiring English sources
A Canadian Creative Archive wouldn't just make the CBC relevant to Canadians in a fashion that is only possible from a public-sector entity, it could also offer reciprocal archive access to broadcasters all over the world.
Director of the ICTY Cooperation Council Office Dusan Ignjatovic told us May 4 his office had granted all of ICTY,s and defense lawyers, archive access requests, delivered all subpoenas to witnesses, addressed all witness protection issues ICTY had identified, and complied with more than 98% of document requests.
It plans to eventually make archive access available to all suppported languages.
Small changes in awareness and outreach can have far reaching implications for the future health of journal subscription budgets, archive access rights, and research funding opportunities.
TCCN will take a page from finalfour.net's playbook by offering instantly updated player stats, choice of camera angles, live shot charts and archive access.
Organizations can also search their incidents archive, access incident-level analytics like speed and distance traveled, and reconstruct events using composites to piece together multiple incidents.
When I mentioned idly to my publicist recently that I'd kept a journal from age 12, she asked if I'd like that archive accessed posthumously, and I blenched.
That's how we started: solve the video archiving, access and distribution problem for me — and photos would be handled as a subset," he explains.
It lets you send, receive, share, process, organize, securely archive and access digital documents from any device.
The full dataset with these variables is also posted in a password-protected archive and access will be provided to qualified researchers who can ensure that they will not attempt to identify any participant from the provided information.
A quiet revolution in sensor network technologies started in the late 1990s with the advent of low-cost information technology solutions that permitted researchers and engineers to acquire, archive, and access their sensor data "without time or distance barriers" (NSF, 2003).
