Much of the older paperwork was stored at an off-site records facility.
Pollen data from three off-site records and twenty-six on-site (archaeological) sites are reviewed to investigate the development of cultural landscapes through the history of the olive, walnut and chestnut trees in the Italian peninsula from the Late Glacial to late Holocene.
This process began in the Neolithic and is recorded in multiple different "archives", notably those deriving from archaeological site excavations and from off-site pollen records.
The intensive farming systems in use during the Early Neolithic, implying small-scale and labour-intensive cultivation resulted in a low impact of agriculture in off-site pollen records.
The review of intra-site and off-site pollen records from the Lake Banyoles area show the limited impact of farming activities, and the causality of deforestation is attributed to the intensive exploitation of oak forests to obtain firewood and raw materials for construction.
Revenue from Iron Mountain's data protection unit, which copies computer data and stores it off site, grew 13percentt in 2002, a record.
The 30-day extension for records that are inaccessible or kept off site has been eliminated.
So do events taking place off site.
Removed plants are discarded off site.
Generally, there were no organised mechanisms for recording off-site vaccination or for keeping records for personnel not directly employed by the hospital (agency staff, volunteers, students, etc).
We believe that by integrating these technologies, healthcare workers in remote regions equipped with microscopy-enabled mobile phones could take diagnostic images of patient samples (blood, sputum, etc)., perform on-board image analysis and/or wirelessly transmit those images off-site for medical record keeping, epidemic tracking, or further analysis by clinical experts.
