Sentence examples for archive was assembled from inspiring English sources

The archive was assembled just in time, as there are now no surviving veterans, and became a moving book, Forgotten Voices of the Great War, by the historian and journalist Max Arthur.

The archive was assembled by Wallace's widow, Karen Green, and Bonnie Nadell, his long-time literary agent, from the mess of papers he had stashed in a dark garage overrun with spiders.

The archive was assembled with the help of Mr. Milton Forsyth, "who has been carrying out a similar search for leaves of the Origin for some time".

If you then consider how high the odds are against a decent design archive being assembled in the first place, and preserved for posterity, it seems remarkable that any of them survive.

An alternative is a text archive, which Halliday and Matthiessen (2014: 70 71) describe as follows: The difference between a corpus and a text archive is not a sharp one; but the general principle is that a corpus represents a systematic sample of text according to clearly established criteria whereas a text archive is assembled in a more opportunistic fashion ….

The difference between a corpus and a text archive is not a sharp one; but the general principle is that a corpus represents a systematic sample of text according to clearly established criteria whereas a text archive is assembled in a more opportunistic fashion ….

Utterly without coordination or oversight, archives were assembled by individual agencies through the centuries; frequently, materials were jettisoned when bureaucrats ran out of office space.

The retrieved sequence archives were assembled using the CAP3 program (Huang and Madan, 1999) implemented on the website, Mobyle@Pasteur (http://mobyle.pasteur.fr/cgi-bin/portal.py).py

The mouse upstream region was assembled using trace archive files with the following accession numbers 34431248 nt 1 741 of 741, 20297240 nt 135 751 of 751 (reverse complement), 7193321 nt 1 628 of 705 (reverse complement) and 43361903 nt 272 942 of 942 (reverse complement).

Abstract: The Collection on Asa Gray was assembled by the Archives of the Arnold Arboretum.

The Ciona intestinalis Runx gene was assembled with sequence files obtained from the Trace Archive database.