Sentence examples for electronic archiving from inspiring English sources

Therese Bottomly, managing editor for readership and standards at The Oregonian in Portland, told me in an e-mail message that electronic archiving and search technology have forced a change in her thinking.

If the ultimate goal is to convert piles of paper into legible PDF files for electronic archiving and future reference, you can get the job done with a relatively inexpensive all-in-one printer that can also scan documents.

The advantages of CECDs include a reduced number of visits, improved fit and retention, and electronic archiving.

Managing glaucoma patients via a remote clinic necessitates the electronic archiving of historic clinical data, including visual fields and images.

The surveys revealed a consistent higher usage of nearly all clinical IT systems, especially nursing systems, but also PACS and electronic archiving systems, in Austrian than in German hospitals.

In self-archiving, researchers simply deposit their refereed journal articles in open electronic archives which conform to Open Archives Initiative standards.

He now works for LexisNexis, the electronic archive.

The electronic archive is behind schedule and over budget.

Singapore's National Library Board has added her to its electronic archives.

It maintains an electronic archive of what it calls "webcites" in the PDF format.

IT just keeps growing — the vast electronic archive of books, journals and scholarly literature stored on the Web.