For example, the DSpace software extracts the plain-text data from deposited documents to a "TEXT" Bundle that becomes the basis for full-text searching.
Hickling deposited documents relating to this memoir at the Churchill Archives Centre of Churchill College, University of Cambridge, in 1996, where they may be accessed under the title "The Papers of (Reginald) Hugh Hickling" (reference GBR/0014/HICK).
It uncovered "very serious" erosion in parts of the ancient city that, Fletcher believes, accounts for the deep sand deposits documented in the team's excavations.
The 2006 PDCs were well-monitored and the deposits documented (Kelfoun et al. 2009; Samaniego et al. 2011; Eychenne et al. 2012; Douillet et al. 2013).
Before the attorney's deposit, court documents say, the only cash in the account was the $100 required to start it.
3. Deposit your documents.
The JHU Libraries created and maintain an open source Public Access Submission System, known as PASS, that allows faculty to deposit their documents for compliance.
MI5 and police Special Branch were using phoney bank deposits, forged documents and agents provocateurs to trap their targets.
After the initial deposits, the documents said, Neathway asked for more money and said she would go to the news media and Cashman's family if he did not supply it.
In order to receive an I-20, students must: be accepted to Cornell, submit their $400 required acceptance deposit, and document their ability to meet the cost of attendance by submitting the Declaration of Finances form.
Colonel Rodgers said in his report that at one point an Air Force officer at Aviano telephoned the Marine Corps aviators to say they should empty their mailbox, into which the Air Force was depositing safety documents and that the Marine squadron was unaware that such a mailbox existed.
