A leather trunk containing 2,600 letters written in the 17th Century is to be studied by an international team of researchers after being granted access from a postal museum in The Hague.
The Art For Freedom project commences with the secretprojectrevolution film, which can be downloaded as a 2K BitTorrent Bundle, and grants access to art from the film, as well as three HD film trailers.
The CIA, for example, grants access to human intelligence gathered from agents and operatives.
The TriticeaeGenome project (www.triticeaegenome.eu) grants access to comprehensive information extracted from experimental data to provide a better understanding of Triticeae genomes (16).
There is no evidence to date that French intelligence services were granted access to information from the N.S.A., Le Monde reported last week, however, that France's external intelligence agency maintains a broad telecommunications data collection system of its own, amassing metadata on most, if not all, telephone calls, e-mails and Internet activity coming in and out of France.
I was granted access to everything from Ford's gigantic full vehicle motion simulator to the gigantic video wall.
The sounds he sorted through yielded ten minutes of usable raw material out of two hours worth of recordings, but over the years his archive expanded, as he was granted access to recordings from the Kennedy Space Center, the Very Large Array, the National Radio Astronomy Observatory, and more research facilities.
Last year, still under pressure from journal editors and independent researchers, Roche granted access to a group from the University of Georgia led by Dr. Mark Ebell, a respected health evidence expert.
House officials told investigators they were constitutionally barred from granting access to Mr. Foley's Congressional computer without his consent.
Role-based access control (RBAC) allows to effectively manage the risk derived from granting access to resources, provided that designed roles are business-driven.
Officials are wary of granting access to web journalists from tiny web sites.
