Sentence examples similar to archive time from inspiring English sources
Towns and cities are increasingly installing sophisticated sensor networks to automatically and routinely collect and archive time-varying traffic data.
Photos: Richard Ramirez, the Night Stalker | From the Archives: Times coverage of the Night Stalker.
In 1990, the phrase "bona fides" appeared four times in The Times, according to our archive: three times in editorials and once in Sports.
Subsequent to the opening of the Landsat archive, several time series approaches for characterizing landscape change have been developed, often representing a particular analytical time window.
SARAH DEMPSTER Where: Challenge Another gameshow plucked from ITV's archive, this time hosted by Annabel Croft.
One illustration of the backlog of information to review: George W. Bush's presidential library has a digital archive 20 times larger than that of his father's library.
He found the information he needed in the American Heritage Time Use Study, a remarkable archive of "time-use diaries" provided by thousands of women beginning in 1965.
One such ad for a pharmaceutical company earlier this year, for example, offered an archive of Times articles related to health and cholesterol.
Like the family photographs displayed within them, homes tend to archive good times, not bad ones.
(Google already has a deal with Time Inc, which has opened up its archive of Time-Life photos to image search).
