Sentence examples for definitive archive from inspiring English sources

He had the immodest intention of revolutionizing the business and making Hollywood Forever, he says, "the definitive archive of human memories".

And, importantly, there's no definitive archive of his work.

"Our absolute purpose was to build the definitive historical archive of these records with statistical validity and social science methodology and utter transparency," he said.

This site, which is financed by the Allen Ginsberg Trust of New York, has ambitions of becoming a definitive research archive, but some sections are meatier than others.

He will be responsible for the BBC's Journal of Record initiative, which will aim to create the definitive online archive collection of the BBC's TV and radio journalism.

The newly renamed George Eastman Museum in Rochester recently announced that Kentridge has given the definitive collection of his archive and art -- including films, videos and digital works, as well as his work for Lulu -- to the museum.

The law of 7 April 1795 defined the terms gramme and kilogramme, which replaced the former terms gravet (correctly milligrave) and grave, and on 22 June 1799, after Pierre Méchain and Jean-Baptiste Delambre completed the meridian survey, the definitive standards, the mètre des Archives and the kilogramme des Archives were deposited in the Archives nationales.

Not definitive, just definite.

The definitive evidence comes from an archive found at Hattusa, which contains over 100 private letters between Ramesses and his Hittite counterpart, Hattusili III.

This chapter describes the MacTutor History of Mathematics archive using the definitive biography of Boole called "George Boole: His Life and Work," by Desmond MacHale and the biography written by O'Connor and Robertson.

He was an indiscriminate collector, so it's hard to look at his archive as a definitive and reliable record of stag film history or contents.