Sentence examples for separate archive from inspiring English sources

Archiving of US images and reports is technically feasible, either as a separate archive dedicated solely to US or, better, within the hospital PACS [2, 3].

But if you archive your Outlook data periodically to keep the files small, you can't search them properly, because Outlook will make you perform a completely separate search of each separate archive.

As Google says, governance policies are applied directly to the native data store, eliminating the need to duplicate data in a separate archive and helping to reduce the risks associated with data movement and from spoliation.

Thunderbird has also added a new archive feature that moves email from your inbox into separate archive folder, a sleeker address book, a new setup wizards, and the ability to combine individual mailboxes to manage multiple email accounts in one spot.

(Note: Published pieces unrelated to human rights do not reflect the positions of Amnesty International. Older columns under a separate archive can be read here. These pieces were written before Sunjeev joined the staff of Amnesty International USA).

Since the terrorist attacks of September 2001, there has been a move in the US to link up separate archives of government information, in the hope that key intelligence no longer gets trapped in information silos or "stovepipes".

It has developed a separate digital archive for contemporary art and visual culture called A Database, which stores information about contemporary artists and their work, and aims to provide a free information interface between artists, curators, gallery owners, museums, students, researchers and the general public.

Many of the two men's letters went to separate university archives, Kerouac's to Columbia, and Ginsberg's to the University of Texas.

Other hospitals had separate records archived on various departments.

Along with his cohorts, Mr. Brand started The Long Now Foundation ("long now" is a reference to deep time coined by the British musician Brian Eno) to raise money for the project, which is to include a separate digital linguistic archive with the Book of Genesis in a thousand languages.

The data files for each recording session are stored in separate compressed tar archive files (i.e. with extension "tar.gz").