Sentence examples for by archiving from inspiring English sources
But a small suite of emerging technologies is offering solutions to help companies manage their social media presence, by archiving business communications or managing individual employees posts on sites like Twitter and Facebook.
By archiving information in the public domain and persuading researchers to offer access to what they have published, the site also claims to enable access to 60 million publications, presumably mostly about successes.
The PSA supports ESA's missions exploring the Solar System by archiving scientific peer-reviewed observations as well as engineering data sets.
Higgins wrote that by archiving news sites, the Freedom of the Press Foundation "seek[s] to reduce the 'upside' for wealthy individuals and organizations who would eliminate embarrassing or unflattering coverage by purchasing outlets outright.
The company, which is backed by $8 million in funding from Khosla Ventures, Felicis Ventures and Cherubic Ventures, is an alternative to iCloud, Dropbox, Google Photos or Facebook Moments, as it allows you to free up space on your device by archiving your mobile photos in its cloud storage service.
Most recently, news broke on Sunday that the DEA has been in bed with AT&T for decades, through a project called Project Hemisphere, that AT&T has participated in by archiving phone records on their customers' supposedly private telephone habits since 1987.
Three examples are given where pollen analysis from "classical" archives – mires and lake sediments – was carried out, and where additionally species identification of wood charcoals was done on samples extracted from close-by archives.
Jess wears blouse, £35, by Archive by Alexa, from marksandspencer.com.
By Archive Photos The New Yorker, February 16 , 1998P. 73 Photograph of James Baldwin.
Private collections have existed for centuries, but when this is added to nomadic behaviour, curious contradictions arise; this is the area studied by Archive II.
YouTube's BBC content is dominated by archive programming such as 1970s episodes of Doctor Who and clips promoting current shows such as EastEnders.
