Sentence examples for records archive from inspiring English sources
Raf Simons dedicated an entire fashion show to Saville's Factory Records archive in 2003, and a year later Saville's hometown of Manchester appointed him its creative director.
It's important to note that not all of Iron Mountain's digital business were acquired – the agreement doesn't include the takeover of the company's technology escrow service, a medical records archive service and other smaller operations which were recently shut down.
The hospital discharge records archive did not permit to include socioeconomic indicators in our analysis.
Family and reproductive health clinical records archive: information is collected on the procedures performed during antenatal care in the public clinics.
Since A/T surgeries are performed in hospital (mainly as day-case, or with a single overnight stay) and not in outpatient settings in Italy, the hospital discharge records archive allows a complete analysis of these interventions.
In addition, for cases with a diagnosis of AF according to the NPR, but without an ECG available in the ECG database, we included and interpreted the 12-lead ECGs retrieved from other sources (eg, outside facilities or printouts from the medical records archive).
"The electronic records archives system may be able to take in a tremendous amount of e-mail and other records," Mr. Brachfeld said.
Kenneth Thibodeau, director of the electronic records archives program at the National Archives, said that 32 million White House e-mail messages had been preserved as records of the Clinton administration.
It records archives of your Gtalk messages.
Twenty one years (1987 to 2007) monthly mean wind data for Kano (12.05°N; 08.2°E; altitude 472.5 m; and air density 1.1705 kg/m3) were sourced from records archived at the Nigeria Meteorological Department, Oshodi, Lagos State, south-west Nigeria.
Since the era of paper and film, the obligations to keep records archived and accessible for a defined period of time have usually been defined, according to medical or medico-legal purposes, by national or local authorities.
