"repositories" is a correct and usable word in written English.
You can use it to refer to places or locations where things are stored, usually for archiving. For example: "The library has several digital repositories of historical documents."
If this stuff sounds good to you, and you want to run your own instance of Prout against your own projects, you'll want to create a dedicated GitHub account and access token that can comment and set labels on those repositories.
But since the bill calls for a grace period of six months to "transition" the program so the phone companies remain the repositories of metadata they generate, the dragnet is now set to relaunch just to be shut down again in December.
It will soon be home to billions of dollars' worth of fine art and other treasures, much of which will have been whisked straight from collectors' private jets along a dedicated road linking the runway to the warehouse.The world's rich are increasingly investing in expensive stuff, and "freeports" such as Luxembourg's are becoming their repositories of choice.
These would need to be in a discrete area of the building with its own entrance, as such boxes are not subject to the same (albeit relaxed) customs regime as goods in freeports.Western countries have started to clamp down on those who try to use such repositories to keep undeclared assets in the shadows.
Under Portugal Macau escaped many of the depredations of the Cultural Revolution, and it remains one of the last repositories of traditional Chinese culture.
The industry began moving towards electronic confirmations and data repositories to record trades, and the backlogs started to reduce.
At least whatever is not cleared will attract higher capital charges than before; data repositories will capture details of these trades, too.The more systemic they become, the more tightly clearing-houses should be regulated.
Using this property, each object can be tracked in the network of repositories, since each replica of the object will have the same signature, and therefore the same handle.
Martin Ferguson, senior vice-president for bioinformatics at Ardais Corporation, a firm that helps researchers assemble and maintain large repositories of clinical samples, argues that most of the technologies and standards that are needed already exist.
Repositories built at depths of half a kilometre or more in suitable rock would even survive the glaciers of a future ice age as they remodel Europe's landscape, he says.Yet so far not a single permanent repository has been approved.
These are not the dour edifices of the Mao era that until recent years were the dreary repositories of the nation's historical treasures.
