Sentence examples for archives indicate that from inspiring English sources

Historical archives indicate that Himalaya has experienced several damaging earthquakes of intensity >XI in the last millennium (Iyengar et al. 1999; Chitrakar and Pandey 1986).

Data from participant interviews, newspaper articles, consultant reports and archives indicate that the Atikokan area has a long tradition of natural resource-based industries which include forestry and forest products (as well as mining, however, mining falls outside the scope of the current study).

Ancient Transit Authority archives, indicated that there were two sealed-eff tunnels underneath Delancey St. They're 2500 feet long; were built in 1908, possibly to carry utlity lines.

The prosecution also made clear that a search of national archives indicated that Mr. Botha presided over many meetings of the State Security Council in which decisions were taken to "eliminate" or "neutralize" anti-apartheid activists.

A quick glance at the listserv archives indicates that we're not the only people trying to encode this kind of squishiness.

A review of more than two thousand questions about feelings towards candidates from the historical polling data in the Roper Center public opinion archives indicates that they are very bad indeed.

The gene family assembly from trace archives indicates that there are 7 intact IFNA in Pteropus; analysis of direct sequencing from PBMCs gives maximum posterior probability to the presence of 9 IFNA genes, with a 90% credible interval containing 6 to 16 genes.

Other programs in Yale's archive indicate that he often performed two-piano repertoire with his wife, Rosalind Simonds.

Baker's original 2003 item doesn't mention that Pierce's statement came in the context of a larger statement about how the Chappaquiddick incident effectively keeps him from having the "moral credibility" to be president -- indeed, a search of the MRC archive indicates that it failed for years to place the Pierce quote in its proper context, nor has it apparently responded to Pierce's criticism.

However, hundreds of memos, meeting minutes and transcripts from U.S. archives indicate otherwise.

Lung tissue sections obtained from archived autopsy material indicate that most influenza-related fatalities in 1918 were associated with secondary bacterial pneumonia [ 14, 15] while in contrast children seldom developed fatal bacterial pneumonia [ 16].