Sentence examples for make the archives from inspiring English sources

Visual China said in an emailed statement that it was "fully committed to being a good steward of the Corbis images and will continue to make the archives available globally".

While Fletcher plans to make the archives available in the future, the anticipation each event builds is central to the whole concept.

Dr. Hartov teamed with Dr. Glinert to make the archive available to Dartmouth students.

The goal over the next year is to raise an endowment to make the archive a Thai nonprofit foundation.

"If we can find a model where we recoup our costs, then maybe we can make the archive available to the general public," concedes Derk Haank, head of Reed Elsevier's scientific, medical and technical division.

In order to make the archive content searchable, the extraction of textual information as meta-data for keyword-based searching from the electronic files is needed.

I try to make the archive wide and open: curvy, yellow dollar-store bucket, Erwin Wurm banana sculpture, erotic Yiddish Celia Dropkin poem, "Beyond the Pleasure Principle" Freud essay, etc.

Audio and video should not be used because they will make the archive big or huge and make it obvious it's not just a system file.

In its resistance to making the archives widely accessible, the German government has cited the personal nature of much of the information in the files.

After years of cataloguing and transferring them to microfilm, the next logical step was making the archives available to everyone – although not for free, said CAC's director Allen Packwood.

JSTOR said four days ago that it was making the archives of more than 1,200 journals available for limited free reading by the public.