Today we released six new images from Chandra's vast data archive.
Clearly, the only way one can use such a vast archive of information is to gain access to it online.
I imagine the iPad Josie receives at school next year will have access to a vast archive of information and videos about cardinals, ones she'll be able to call up and peruse instantly.
An even more daunting, challenging, and invigorating step comes next: applying that vast archive of information to the exploration of the cellular and molecular workings of the human body and the development of new and more accurate therapies for human diseases.
Today, there are vast archives of visual information online, and discussion forums where users share scans of vintage magazine spreads.
The museum's curator Alistair O'Neill helped to edit the vast Valentino archives.
The letter was written by Mr. Mead, not by Andy Warhol, and it referred to "the archives of the Warhol colossus," not "the vast Warhol archives".
Today, it often consists of billions or trillions of 1's and 0's reposing in vast digital archives, whose capacity is measured in terabytes or petabytes, buttressed by the giant computer programs that process it and the reams of ancillary information, dubbed metadata, that give it context.
My partner, Ivan, is worse: he can lose entire chunks of his day in the vast cat archives of www.cuteoverload.com.
He compared his approach to 19th-century photographers like Matthew Brady, who created vast visual archives of the Civil War.
It is by no means a historical book, although it does draw on the vast Sunset archives.
