Sentence examples for archives effectively from inspiring English sources

Making such video archives effectively searchable is one of the most critical challenges of multimedia management.

(A news release issued by the panel's Jewish coordinator blamed the Vatican, saying its refusal to grant access to relevant archives effectively hamstrung the scholars).

Technology companies should work with law enforcement to ensure that this material is not simply removed, but archived effectively to understand patterns of behavior.

The beginning of the trial was also sensational since Bergès, the historian whose discoveries in the archives had effectively started proceedings, let it be known that he had changed his mind.

They scripted praise for outside groups to recite, removed some of Mr. Cuomo's potentially troublesome records from public view at the state archives, and effectively silenced many by making it known that they "never forget" slights and that they "operate on two speeds" — "get along and kill".

Previous attempts have often failed to archive them effectively (outside the UK) but we think we have the approach and the technology to get this right and the 1bn hits on our successful web archive show us at least part of the way ahead.

As a consequence the archive itself effectively has had a stay of execution to the end of May.

In spring 2012, staff from the Jewish Museum of Maryland taught a course at Johns Hopkins that involved students in the creation of the exhibit, from conducting historical research and mining the archives to communicating effectively through writing and design.

The developed techniques can be used to develop a construction video summary system that serves the purpose of effectively archiving construction jobsite videos.

By combining the search function with grouping, users can archive emails more effectively as well.

You can then record these CDs onto your computer, effectively archiving all your DVDs as mp3 files.