The phrase "at archived" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something related to archived materials or data, but it lacks proper context and structure.
Example: "The documents can be found at the archived section of the library."
Alternatives: "in the archives" or "at the archive".
A "preliminary peak at the (very) raw lists of S.Asia materials" Magier had been collecting for SARAI as of 1996 was available at David Magier's South Asia Bookmarks [only the banner remains at the archived site; the bookmarks themselves were shifted to newly launched SARAI].
To get to the bottom of it, I logged into Tutor.com to look at the archived transcripts of my children's sessions.
1 01 p.m. | Various updates below | With the tropical storm that will soon be Hurricane Isaac heading in the general direction of New Orleans seven years (possibly to the day) after Hurricane Katrina topped the flood protections there, I looked back at the archived track forecasts for the 2005 storm and posted the link on Twitter and Facebook.
"Her pitch as a physician suggests that, in addition to not being a researcher, she was providing treatments to patients that were not based on credible science," Zuckerman told me after looking at the archived website for Fitzgerald's former medical practice.
So I took a look back at an archived, pre-SOPA version of his site.
The day after the shooting, he claimed in post on NamePros, an online forum about domain names, that he'd looked at an archived version of Gab and didn't see much troubling content there.
For this installment, she was inspired by myriad forms of material autonomy, and was thinking about what we expect from objects, and how their materiality can betray our expectations from a painting that started to drip again after years of being finished and dried, to a contagious glass disease eating away at an archived artwork, to a plastic sculpture that spontaneously imploded.
But according to at least one archived newspaper clip, Fred Trump also lived at 175-24 Devonshire Road: A wedding announcement in the January 22, 1936 issue of the Long Island Daily Press,places Fred Trump at that address, and refers to his wife as "Mary MacLeod," which is Donald Trump's mother's maiden name.
But according to at least one archived newspaper clip, Fred Trump also lived at 175-24 Devonshire Road: A wedding announcement in the January 22, 1936 issue of The Long Island Daily Press,places Fred Trump at that address, and refers to his wife as "Mary MacLeod," which is Donald Trump's mother's maiden name.
A big chunk of the show's wardrobe ended up archived at the Warner Bros Archives in California.
