Sentence examples for reasonable archiving from inspiring English sources

It's a nuisance, but any reasonable archiving strategy has to allow for it.

HEI also "will consider requests from the investigator for a reasonable budget of data archiving funds, to be provided as part of the project budget" (HEI 2010).

ANN model was applied upon batch experimental values to archive the reasonable predictive performance of the biosorbent; additionally the importance analysis of ANN provided that the initial concentration was the most significant parameter for the batch operation.

Data hiding in a JPEG compression domain in a reversible manner is also a useful and reasonable research area for image archive management, image authentication, and image privacy.

Hence, mathematical modelling is a reasonable tool to investigate drug resistance archiving following treatment application.

But digging through the archives, it's maybe reasonable to believe that the underlying (and unstated) tensions between the lowly reporter and the business magnate might be one of the most common ones in human history: Employee vs. Boss.

There is even the ability to spend hours viewing concert archives and documentaries (all at a reasonable price).

Some questions of United States policy making that will never be resolved by Soviet archives could be answered quite easily with a reasonable relaxation of American rules.

"The archives bear out most of what he said, so it is reasonable to suppose he was also right about the place Lorca was buried".

The N.S.A. was supposed to search its archive of metadata only after it had determined that there was a "reasonable, articulable suspicion" — RAS — to believe that the phone number or other search term was related to terrorism.

Tips: * Archiving, keeping emails that need attention unread, and starring/flagging messages that need later attention can all be reasonable choices.