Sentence examples for routinely stored from inspiring English sources

Now information is routinely stored on media that may last for only several years.

Additionally, the complaint maintains, GCHQ's capability has enabled it to engage in "mass scale communication gathering as part of the tempora programme" that "monitors and collates, on a blanket basis, the full range of electronic communications..."... Information obtained is routinely stored for three days but held for longer for those "deemed to be of interest".

Real-time data observed by Himawari/SEDA are downlinked to JMA's Meteorological Satellite Center, where they are routinely stored on file servers.

Around four million tons (four billion kg) of ice was routinely stored along the Hudson River and Maine alone, the Hudson having around 135 major warehouses along its banks and employing 20,000 workers.

DNA samples were routinely stored at −20°C.

Tissue samples at pathology departments are routinely stored as formalin-fixed and paraffin-embedded (FFPE) samples and their use would open up access to a variety of clinical trials.

The recent spate of layoffs, particularly in the high-technology sector, raises a new set of questions for the workplace: Who owns the personal data that employees routinely store on their office computers?

Last January, it emerged that another health service hospital, Bedford Hospital just north of London, had been routinely storing bodies, covered only partly by sheets, in the hospital chapel, rather than the mortuary, where they would have been refrigerated.

Giving the NSA a vast database of phone calls, and inviting them to search for correlations that might be predictive of terrorist activity, is likely to generate a massive number of false positives.It's not just the government that we need to watch here; the phone companies themselves routinely store call and location data from your phone, aggregate it, and sell it to third parties.

Domestic water management, however, was problematic: in all dengue endemic areas studied (Mexico, Colombia, Ecuador, Brazil) people routinely store water, mainly for washing and cleaning purposes.

This is why we routinely store our ChIP-Chip data in public databases such as the Gene Expression Omnibus (GEO) which is publically accessible.