Sentence examples for set of archive from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile Owen Gower's documentary Still the Enemy Within tells the story of the miners' strike through the eyes of those who fought it, with the most impressive set of archive footage ever assembled.

The Queen once plotted to hit the Ugandan dictator Idi Amin over the head with a ceremonial sword, according to a new set of archives.

Unless you find a stack of letters in a renovated house in Ballarat.' But I went back to the same set of archives with a different set of questions.

In 2009, the Canadian singer/songwriter Neil Young ("the Godfather of Grunge") released the first of what is to be a ten-volume set of archives on Blu-ray Disc as well as CD and DVD.

But a decade ago, the indefatigable Voynich expert René Zandbergen (on whose research I've drawn heavily here) was browsing a set of archives from the seventeenth century when he stumbled across a letter that identified the manuscript's next owner: Georg Baresch, an alchemist in Prague in the first half of the seventeenth century, who had spent twenty years attempting to decipher the script.

Three sets of archives spell out Prescott Bush's involvement.

Additionally, three sets of archived samples were analyzed from a study of PM2.5 in the Czech Republic.

21 Here, we standardise the frequency of H. suis positivity against that recorded for H. pylori (culture, or if negative, PCR), in order to compare the two sets of archived DNA extracts.

Another potential source for these specimens is the set of clinical archives maintained by surgical pathology departments across the country.

Second, an elaborate one-to-one selection operator is designed by taking into account the domination status of a trial individual with its counterpart target individual as well as an archive set of the non-dominated solutions found so far.

The importance now accorded to public records has been recognized as one outcome of the French Revolution, when for the first time an independent national system of archive administration was set up, for whose preservation and maintenance the state was responsible and to which there was public access.