archival

Examples of archived

archived

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

The weather variables of maximum and minimum temperature, rainfall and solar radiation were archived for every crop year.
We were unable to get archived serum samples on two subjects.
The original source files must be properly archived in text format for future updating, in addition to the run-time application itself.
Current efforts include the ability to adapt user-specified grammars to work on these archived token lists.
If the archived material is old, it is in most cases no longer meaningful to try to obtain consent.
Information can also be archived in the on-line database and extracted when required.
This work represents a foundation of structures, algorithms, and techniques for reasoning about and adapting archived knowledge.
The data is usually not managed while it is created but is instead captured and archived at the end of the construction stage.
Generally archived with logbooks, they are more personal, idiosyncratic and variable in quality.
There are many different types of official records that are drafted and archived by important social institutions.
These may include historic reconstructions based on researched evidence, archived sounds, soundscapes and testimonies, reconstructed and musically structured with attention to metaphorical and actual space.
No doubt too, the extensive transcript materials which have been archived, will provide plentiful opportunities for future analysis and research.
These documents suddenly stop in the mid18803 when records were apparently no longer archived.
In a growing number of cases, thanks to the interest in translation memory technology, this information is systematically being archived and organized.
In the simplest case, the initial corpus can be created by using archived examples of human-authored texts.
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