Sentence examples for the total archive from inspiring English sources

What do these publications – a small fraction of the total archive – tell us about Benn and the influences that shaped his political career?

The first documents, representing about a sixth of the total archive, are now available at Kew, with Badger promising that very few have been redacted, usually to conceal the identities of informants.

The dream of the total archive — a free-floating "videotheque" — is not necessarily one of historicizing dependence, of pathological, permanent nostalgia that weighs down filmmakers, critics, and viewers alike while obscuring new artistic invention with a smokescreen of learning.

In 2010, there were 9,624 new posts, growing the total archive of this blog to 27,041 posts.

Of the remaining 7.7% of chemical structures in PubChem devoid of a 3-D description, the largest category (representing 1.48 million or 4.9% of the total archive) consists of structures with more than 15 rotatable bonds.

The next largest unique count (i.e., those not already represented by structures with more than 15 rotatable bonds) is the cases of MMFF94s non-supported elements and non-supported atom environments (representing 280 thousand or 0.9% of the total archive, with an overlapping absolute count of 389 thousand).

It contained ca. 20,000 fosmid clones, from which approximately one-fourth was subjected to bi-directional end sequencing, yielding 7.2 Mbp of DNA sequence from the approximately 725 Mbp total archive (Table 1).

He says "the Holy See under Pope Paul VI opened its archives to historians and published 11 volumes of documents". This response fails to note that the published items were selectively chosen by Vatican administrators and constituted a small fraction of the total wartime archive.

The Cold War projects Radin tracks were meant to form an enduring total archive of indigenous blood before it was altered by the polluting forces of modernity.

The total EIS pictorial archive totals nearly one million frames.

The dream of the total archive a free-floating "videotheque"—is not necessarily one of historicizing dependence, of pathological, permanent nostalgia that weighs down filmmakers, critics, and viewers alike while obscuring new artistic invention with a smokescreen of learning.