Sentence examples for valuable repository from inspiring English sources
Even so, "Banktown" offers a valuable repository of facts about the star-crossed effort of a proud Southern city to become a major banking capital.
The result is a valuable repository and ranking system that contains a library of audio content.
Search has replaced email as the quickest path to information on demand, and increasingly the most valuable repository is the stream.
The loess paleosol sequences of the Karewa Group preserve a valuable repository of the Late Quaternary climatic changes and the landscape evolution history of the Karewa Basin of Kashmir Valley in their lithological and pedogenic records.
Many in the international human rights community expressed alarm Wednesday and called for the preservation of Tutela Legal's extensive archive, considered a treasure-trove for investigators as well as a valuable repository of evidence in still-unresolved criminal cases.
Sumner did take detailed notes of many of the cases he heard; these notes, preserved at the Massachusetts Historical Society, now form a valuable repository of early Massachusetts judicial history.
Ex-prime ministers can be valuable repositories of experience and advice.
The traditional FT refugial populations (Table 1) are undoubtedly valuable repositories of genetic diversity as indicated by their divergence both at nuclear and mtDNA markers, but the patterns of divergence are not consistent with total isolation.
In some languages for example Malagasy, Madagascar's national language it is almost the only reference work and a valuable "cultural repository", says Ethan Zuckerman of MIT's Media Lab.
While biomedical curation is valuable, literature repositories, such as the National Center for Biotechnology Information's PubMed database, continue to grow exponentially (Larsen and von Ins, 2010).
Other similar diabetes resources such as T1DB (4, 5) or EPConDB (25), whilst being valuable data repositories, often lack the flexibility of EuroDia, such as the integration of quality controls and the ability to perform re-analysis.
