Sentence examples for better archiving from inspiring English sources

If Twitter had a better archiving mechanism for old tweets, it could extend the life of them, and make them much more useful.

Community awareness of the project and emphasis on data management for better archiving and/or dissemination has grown within recent years.

Since its inception, more than 40,000 videos have been uploaded onto the "It Gets Better" archive.

If WWE wants to perform public gestures of caring about racism, it needs to take a serious look at its entire history and work towards creating a better archive.

"The thieves all say how easy it was," he said, describing recent efforts to better secure archives and track down missing items.

(Jamey Rodemeyer — a fourteen-year-old from upstate New York, who committed suicide in September, 2011, after contributing to the It Gets Better video archive — had read such Formspring comments as "I wouldn't care if you died. No one would. So just do it").

The Times should clarify its policy on replacing stories online, which looks like de facto removal to me, and offer the public a better-documented archive that includes all significant versions and all corrections.

Having a better grasp of archiving and the core theories that go along with archiving, it helps me look at the field differently and reminds me to always remember that this may be of benefit to someone else.

She is well organized and gives you readings that help prepare you and give you a better understanding of Archiving.

Having these discussions in open fora may also allow for better capture and archiving of all related information during the lifecycle of article creation.

ARCHIVE: "A better way to shed water" ARCHIVE: "Better droplet condensation could boost power efficiency" ARCHIVE: "Cutting through the fog" ARCHIVE: "Rare earth oxides make water-repellent surfaces that last".