Sentence examples for on their archive from inspiring English sources

But you can also find earlier quarters on their archive site (bear in mind though that the data collection was not at the standard it is now).

There is no way, however, to tell the recent history of the East Village without them, said Christopher Mele, an associate professor of sociology at the State University of New York at Buffalo and the author of "Selling the Lower East Side: Culture, Real Estate, and Resistance in New York City" (University of Minnesota Press, 2000), who has advised the squatters on their archive project.

The sad thing is that poorer nations spend more on their archives than we do".

Since Apple excels at catering to creative people, many like being able to record their own sounds, which they can easily archive on their Macs' hard drive.

Indeed, documentaries about the family and its dispersal through migration seemed to dominate the festival, with a new generation of film-makers drawing on their parents' archive of home movies from the 1980s and 90s.

In fact, it's pretty much exactly the same way that they exploited their catalogue around 1973: Warner Music has been reissuing classic albums from their archive on vinyl for several years through their Rhino imprint, while more recently Capitol in the US got in on the act, selling vinyl releases for twice as much as their CD counterparts.

Agaimy et al., also, based on their own archives and on data collected from the literature, reported four gastric well differentiated NETs concurrent with GISTs [ 12].

Ceschel and his team are currently in residence at the Photographers Galleryy in London, where close to 1,000 books from their archive are on show.

When it's someone so historically interesting as Jeannette Rankin, there's a ton of material on the NY Times website -- their archive goes back to 1871 or something like that -- and I learned a lot about what she was doing, what the world thought of her and how she responded to inquiry from journalists.

Ward's conviction was described by members of the House of Lords on Thursday as one of the most significant miscarriages of justice in modern British history as ministers were urged to open their archives on the case.

…and their archives on Ustream HERE.