Sentence examples for archive information from inspiring English sources
Beginning in the 1990s, Holocaust museums, as well as organizations independent of them, have organized vast digital collections to archive information about the victims and survivors.
Supporters like Dave Diamond, a 37-year-old freelance television producer from Dayton, Ohio, have made it their mission to gather and archive information about the case and keep it in front of the public — not to mention public servants.
Why bother filing at all? Everything we know about the workplace suggests that few if any knowledge workers ever refer to documents again once they have filed them away, which should come as no surprise, since paper is a lousy way to archive information.
The Open Archive Information System (oais) reference model is an iso standard originally developed by the Consultative Committee for Space Data Systems (ccsds).
ADI has what many consider to be the strongest brand in automated data storage tape libraries that are used to back up computer networks and archive information.
Loess areas in Central Europe have been settled since ancient times and are therefore predestined to archive information about both the paleoenvironment with and without human activities.
All your digital content and archived information will be there".
The White House reassured me that you can still go to court if an administration denies you access to archived information.
Mike Morris, sales and commercial director, Tiani Spirit: the digitising of existing paper records would provide a cheaper means of archiving information, but the information on scanned paper is rarely of great use as it is not electronically searchable.
Designed by the communications group Cramer-Krasselt and the Web design consultancy LISS Interactive, the site condenses a labyrinth of archived information and breaking news about the M.P.D. into five sections.
By archiving information in the public domain and persuading researchers to offer access to what they have published, the site also claims to enable access to 60 million publications, presumably mostly about successes.
