Sentence examples for archive set from inspiring English sources

On the next level of the archival pyramid comes the county or municipal archive, set up to house and provide access to records generated by various administrative bodies within the county, as well as private collections and related works.

The Swedish government now provides two million kronor a year for an archive set up by the country's film institute.

Second, an elaborate one-to-one selection operator is designed by taking into account the domination status of a trial individual with its counterpart target individual as well as an archive set of the non-dominated solutions found so far.

Then an enhanced multi-objective bee colony optimization algorithm (EMOBCO) is proposed to solve this problem, which adopts Elite archive set, adaptive mutation/selection mechanism and local searching strategy to improve global searching ability of standard bee colony optimization (BCO).

In MOQPSO, the elite archive set is adopted to conserve Pareto optimal solutions and provide multiple evolutionary directions for individuals, while the neighborhood searching and chaotic mutation strategies are used to enhance the search capability and diversity of population.

A self-adaptive strategy is adopted to enable the DABC algorithm with learning ability for producing neighboring solutions in different promising regions whereas an external Pareto archive set is designed to record the non-dominated solutions found so far.

The Yad Vashem archive sets down the fate of their transport quite clearly.

This week's archive sets will include Arab Strap and Gene Vincent - Nice.

After learning that the letter had been offered for sale about three years ago, around the time Mr. Cutler bought it, the archives set about to track it down.

Dueling Archives Setting Up Shelves In Virtual Libraries At least three start-ups are currently racing to build an alternative way to sell the contents of digital books, as part of large online archives that let readers search through texts as well as browse their titles.

The Internet Archive has set up shop at the University of Toronto and has scanned some 2,000 volumes at a cost of about 10 cents a page.