Sentence examples for repository day from inspiring English sources

This situation often arises from source code management systems where, for example, a source code repository is gradually increasing in its size as users commit new codes into the repository day by day.

For the couple in their routine, texting is a repository of day-to-day connectedness.

Figure 3 portrays the activity (the number of commits as captured by the platform's svn repository) by day of the week.

Datasets are summarized in Table  3 and are available on the GEO repository: rat liver (1 day - GSE31411; 4 day - GSE13513), rat hypothalamus (GSE61039), rat adipose (GSE18301), mouse liver (1 day - GSE61037).

Lavigne posted the database to GitHub on Tuesday and by Wednesday the repository had been removed.

The long-standing use of the data repository, and its incorporation in day-to-day general practice and secondary care, also contributes to the completeness and robustness of the data stored.

A requirement was that at least one stored PBMC sample was available in the sample repository in the 365-day period preceding the date of the TB diagnosis.

A large repository of official documents released Monday by the current attorney general, John J. Farmer Jr., disclosed that state officials had been aware for some time that troopers were using race as the basis for traffic stops.

OXON HILL, Md .— With a federal plan to handle nuclear waste in deadlocked disarray, an advisory panel that has spent 20 years studying a proposed repository at Yucca Mountain turned Wednesday to discussing ways of reusing the fuel instead.

Already on the receiving end of quips about whether he and his rock 'n' roll peers should keep on rockin' in the free world into their 70s, Neil Young seemed to invite even more wisecracks with a public preview of his new album Friday in a repository for the bones of 150-million-year-old dinosaurs: L.A. County's Natural History Museum.

Featuring impressive CGI space creatures and overflowing with an eclectic all-star cast, Mars Attacks! draws upon the same cultural repository of sci-fi as Independence Day.