Sentence examples for the archiving from inspiring English sources
verb
To put into an archive.
- I was planning on archiving the documents from 2001.
Ms. Scutt wanted to look into the archiving of jam bands' music.
The archiving system was provided by another company, which HCL and NI have not yet named.
Links were redirected, through the archiving site the Wayback Machine, to their 1990s counterparts.
Towards the end of his life he downsized to a flat nearby, but the archiving remained a passion.
Inside the organisation, the archiving system means that almost anything more than 15 days old will have been stored somewhere.
Paralleling this effort has been the archiving of the extensive papers he left behind, making possible the sometimes illuminating, sometimes pontificating excerpts in the show's catalog.
Mr. Giuliani's people have described this as an effort to help the city by financing and thus speeding up the archiving process.
For freelance photographers, who have to file hundreds of thousands, even millions, of their own photos, the archiving issue is less clear-cut.
One of the concerns Ms. Francesconi has is the effect that new technology will have on the archiving of photo images for future researchers.
No matter how seemingly unimportant and noncommercial the archiving of today's performances may seem, in 20 years it will be invaluable to capture every concert.
At around the same time a potential standoff in the archiving project was averted, with the opposing parties at least temporarily reconciled.
