The Archives settled on a case that has a solid aluminum alloy base, with sections milled out of the bottom to reduce weight, giving it a honeycomb appearance.
The pesticides chosen for inclusion [methoprene, the ethylene bisdithiocarbamates (EBDCs), and phosphine] were those for which sufficient information related to regulatory activities was available in the archives to construct a case study.
In our archive there is a case of this disease with the only focus in the callosal splenium.
A case archive consists of two main parts: 1) a JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) descriptor file which describes the structure of the case (the order of the files and the case's departments/sections) as well as containing all patient record annotations and multiple choice question data, and 2) the patient records themselves.
While there is a general opinion that the archive may be valuable, once a case is signed out little work is done to control inventory, optimize storage locations and perform general quality assurance and quality control (QA/QC).
The Sunlight Foundation, for instance, automatically archives tweets in case a politician deletes one.
In some cases, desirable data items were not available in the VA archives, in which case they remained absent from the InterVA-4 input.
Dust is far from gathering on this 225-year-old document, however (not least because it is preserved in the highly protected, temperature-regulated National Archives case): The Constitution influences our lives, schools and government every single day.
The diary had been part of the evidence at the trial of three men who were convicted of assassinating Malcolm X and was supposed to remain in the archives of the case.
Ward's conviction was described by members of the House of Lords on Thursday as one of the most significant miscarriages of justice in modern British history as ministers were urged to open their archives on the case.
