Sentence examples for miles of documents from inspiring English sources

This experiment, part of the way technology is revolutionizing the study of the humanities, has the potential to cut years, even decades, from the transcription process while making available to the public and the general pool of scholars miles of documents that are now off limits, difficult to read or unsearchable.

Given the FCO's line that miles upon miles of documents were neglected for years—I was expecting the Hanslope Park archive to be a chaotic and cavernous space, filled with teetering mounds of files and papers.

Eventually, he got the idea to walk all two hundred or so miles of Berkeley streets and document his weirdest findings on a Web site, which he named Quirky Berkeley.

To date, the team has charted more than 60 miles of submerged caverns and documented 57 cenotes, or natural wells, and three freshwater passageways just offshore that are connected to the Ox Bel Ha system.

One concern raised by coastal scientists was that that the 40 miles of berms described in permit documents were spaced too closely together and would block the natural tidal flushing of interior bays, harming productive fisheries.

Less than a century later, John Muir documented 30 miles of retreat, inspiring further study of what is now viewed as one of the most rapid glacial retreats ever recorded.

"We have miles of filing cabinet drawers filled with documents of real estate records dating back to the 19th century," Mr. Laird said.

Still, they covered 329 miles of shoreline and waterways removing and documenting more than 216,000 pounds of debris.

The lost documents reportedly occupy some 15 miles of floor-to-ceiling shelving.

Chichagof has the highest density of bears per square mile of any place documented on earth — with more bears than there are people dotting the few, rural communities.

Since 1881 scholars have been able to consult some but not all of the documents from the archives' more than 50 miles of shelves.