Sentence examples for archiving of information from inspiring English sources

Facebook's quiet archiving of information from deactivated accounts has increased concerns about the network's potential abuse of private data, especially in the wake of its fumbled Beacon advertising feature.

On one hand, the growing number of CI software tools, which automate retrieving and archiving of information, is likely to drive the number of external CI consultants down, warns Chris Hote, CEO of on-demand CI software Digimind, based in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

In addition, archiving of information in national or international datasets allows isolates and outbreaks to be placed in the wider context of pathogen population structure.

So a whisker can be a linear archive of information about the animal's foraging habits.

Clearly, the only way one can use such a vast archive of information is to gain access to it online.

Mark Jackson, a Byzantine archaeologist at Newcastle University in England, who was not involved in the research, called the site "fantastic," and added,"This level of preservation under such deep layers of mud suggests an extremely well-preserved archive of information".

I imagine the iPad Josie receives at school next year will have access to a vast archive of information and videos about cardinals, ones she'll be able to call up and peruse instantly.

The Web address is http://web.gc.cuny.edu/ashp/lostmuseum. Supported in part by a grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities, the site will provide students and history buffs with a full archive of information about the museum and relevant 19th-century subjects.

In the 1990s at CFP, it was unthinkable even to suggest that government officials would have automated access to a huge archive of information about individuals.

"It's a bit of a race against time we don't want to lose this natural archive of information about past climate and ecosystem change," says Amy Hessl, a tree ring researcher at West Virginia University in Morgantown.

It's designed to be collaborative, but also to enable users to search the archive of information shared — which is a way to keep every one up to speed, or refer new hires to the happenings within an organization.