Sentence examples for archive both from inspiring English sources
Currently, there are only two hard copies of the entire Internet Archive, both of which are in the United States.
For stations that still sample every 15 or 30 seconds, we archive both the raw and RINEX data at that sample rate.
From an industry perspective, antivirus and antispam scanning are virtually inseparable, and MessageLabs is among many companies jockeying to position themselves as full-service contractors, offering to filter, scan, scrub and archive both incoming and outgoing mail.
Spacemen are from Mars Reprints Related items Space: Eyes on the prizeSep 13th 2007 Space: Back to the futureApr 12th 2006 Vasily MishinNov 8th 2001 From the archive: Both Sides of the &ldquo Moon&rdquo Oct 12th 1957Third rock from the sunThis mental change began in a very Martian way.
Within the historical profession, the reliance on historiography and the archive, both of which are crucial to the "historian's craft," have in many ways halted the advancement of provocative, new, and original ideas and have in many instances produced scholarship that is derivative.
The BBC is extremely good with its archives, both in terms of storage and making them accessible.
The temporary Beinecke Reading Room and Manuscripts and Archives – both located in SML – will be closed for the entire day.
But Joern's group also maintains the artists' archives (both analogue and digital), publishes catalogues and books, handles art-work photography, conducts research, plans events, and produces video segments about the gallery's exhibitions.
Useful paleoclimatic information may be derived from these archives both because deposition is influenced by climate and because solar activity (which influences production) and solar radiance (which influences climate) are correlated.
PAGE E1 A HAPPY ENDING IN VERONA In Prokofiev's 1936 account of the ballet "Romeo and Juliet," now having its world premiere at Bard Summerscape after the score was found in Russian archives, both lovers are saved from death.
"In a world of recycled Fab Four facts the research … is exemplary," wrote Ninian Dunnett in Scotland on Sunday, "drawing on first-hand interviews and exhaustive trawling of archives both familiar and obscure.
