Sentence examples for archive stored from inspiring English sources

The school borrowed the paintings mainly from his archive, stored at his mirrored Manhattan apartment in the East 50s overlooking the lacy supports of the Queensboro Bridge.

Only a small portion of the archive, stored in digital form at the National Defense University, has been declassified and opened to outside researchers.

Of course, Ghesquière wouldn't know how close he was to the master's mind-set, because he was never allowed to see the vast archive stored one floor below where he toiled away year after year under the Balenciaga name.

From the clinical tissue archive stored on site in the hospitals at University Health Network, a total of 50 FFPE blocks were evaluated by our breast pathologists (BY, NM, SD).

He wants to invest in building a digital archive, storing files on every aspect of a book, from the text to its jacket to its marketing materials.

So many researchers have been digging through the archives, stored in 170 boxes, that state officials have nicknamed them "the Dean divers".

After retiring in 1965, she devoted her life to reclaiming her husband's legacy, fighting with the authorities for permission to publish his works, organizing public memorials and commemorations of his birth and helping scholars do research in her personal archives, stored in her apartment in Moscow.

The proliferation of smartphones has made it incredibly easy for us to take numerous photos and record videos, but it has also left us to deal with massive media archives stored on our devices.

Approximately 30 influenza A(H3N2) isolates for each year of 1997 2006 obtained from the nasopharyngeal aspirates (NPAs) of children aged 1 10 years, admitted to the Prince of Wales Hospital (PWH) in Hong Kong, were retrieved from long-term archives (stored either at −70°C or in liquid nitrogen) for hemagglutinin (HA) and neuraminidase (NA) gene sequencing and analysis.

These subjects were identified retrospectively and samples were retrieved from archived stored specimens.

Twenty nine S. flexneri and 79 S. sonnei were not archived (stored and cataloged); three S. flexneri could not be cultured; 15 S. sonnei belonged to four outbreaks and were removed as they had the same antibiogram as the index isolate for each outbreak (nine S. sonnei isolates in 2006 and six S. sonnei isolates in 2007).