Sentence examples for classified archives from inspiring English sources

Sagan's research into formerly classified archives penetrates the veil of safety that has surrounded U.S. nuclear weapons and reveals a hidden history of frightening "close calls" to disaster.

Through interviews in the underworld and by prying loose documents from classified archives, her unusual citizen-sleuthing has taken her deep into the local version of the James (Whitey) Bulger case, which is now being tried in Boston.

And though the Embassy did manage at the last minute to incinerate most of its own classified archives, no one saw to the destruction of related and often duplicate intelligence files stored at Saigon's military and police headquarters.

In thousands of pages, this highly classified archive detailed Washington's legacy of deceit and evasion as it stumbled through an unpopular war.

Hundreds of files on people who passed through forensic psychiatric examinations during the time of Stalin's rule at the Serbsky Institute are on the shelves of the highly classified archive in its basement where Gluzman saw the files in 1989.

A4 An Inside Look at Tiananmen "The Tiananmen Papers," a book of documents that its editors say are classified Communist Party archives smuggled out of China, will be published on Monday.

He suggested to his prince a means of increasing the production of linen and proposed a process for the desalinization of water; he recommended classifying the archives and wrote, in both French and Latin, a violent pamphlet against Louis XIV.

And, in testimony to the director's connections to Vladimir V. Putin, the prime minister who Mr. Mikhalkov claims as a personal friend, the film used materials from American and British military archives and documents that were until recently classified in the archives of the FSB, the successor agency of the KGB.

(FP, MakSPH, Uganda) FPs suggested the need to find a better way of classifying, archiving, and referencing research outputs.

Question-Would it be possible to filter and classify the archive and place different sections in different places.

Notably, the system developed by Demner-Fushman et al. [ 3] uses figure captions to automatically classify and archive various types of CR/MRI images.