Sentence examples for been archiving from inspiring English sources
verb
To put into an archive.
- I was planning on archiving the documents from 2001.
The British Library points out it has been archiving the party's website since 2004.
But that project, which has been archiving works that are no longer under copyright, has many shortcomings.
Since the late nineteen-sixties, the German artist Hans-Peter Feldmann has been archiving quotidian images and arranging them into allusive and elusive installations — photo-essays on the subject of the free-associating eye and mind.
These young-adult fantasy works will be the focus of Rick Riordan's World of Myth and Mystery, an exhibition of the Riordan Collection, which the Wittliff Collections has been archiving since 2004.
The photographer Taryn Simon, whose work focuses on cataloging (contraband items seized by airport customs officials, bloodlines of Bosnian genocide victims), has been archiving the collection as part of a series now on view at the John Berggruen Gallery in San Francisco and at the Gagosian Gallery in London.
This year, NIH has been archiving data from the NCS's 40 Vanguard pilot centers, which had recruited 5700 women and their infants, and spending much of the $165 million that had been allocated for 2015 on related pediatric research, such as new tools for measuring exposures and studies of the placenta.
Felicity Merriman, introduced in 1991, has also been archived.
The repository has been archived at URL https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.1230488.org/10.5281/zenodo.1230488
(The same account under Obama has been archived here: @LaCasaBlanca44).
Many of these have been archived at the National Museum of American History.
All data has been archived in Dryad.
