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Examples of depository

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The resulting documentation is usually stored in a project depository in a narrative format.
It contributes to our knowledge and its spatiality and is implicated with the depositories of our memory.
Is the design space a depository into which the designer or others routinely deposit representations encountered along their design activity?
It had to act as a central depository of, and advice centre on, management skills.
They contain a wealth of information on political and social relations, on aesthetic conventions, on audiences, and on depositories of photographic output.
As a depository, the building itself was unimportant. 20.
The mainland itself is no longer seen as an undifferentiated depository of tradition, but as a series of regions with their own distinct histories.
The present depository of the material belonging to this species is unknown.
There the kirk, omnipresent and quasi-omnipotent, ran effective parish schools, inspired an excellent university system and was in fact the depository, and largely the creator, of the national identity.
From my point of view, she oversimplifies this influential line of work, interpreting it as classical socialization theory in which the child is just a "depository" for language.
During oogenesis, oocytes acquire a depository of maternally encoded transcripts that must be stored and remain dormant until their translation is required following oocyte activation and insemination.
We know that the oceans are the depository of a wealth and variety of minerals.
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