archival

Examples of archiving

archiving

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

In an ideal situation, the document that is produced ought to be indexed and put into shape for its archiving as a record.
Archiving all the elements, which have served to make up that production and that should be indexed separately.
Funding will be sought and 'full-scale archiving' will begin.
It is a point at which making an archive and the archiving of making become genuinely indistinguishable.
So there was a fourth term too, the collection, archiving and display associated with the museum.
Empire everywhere was an exercise in archiving and taxonomy.
Part 3 is concerned with data management including organizing and archiving the data.
The main archiving function is initiated with the building entity selected and per forms the following actions.
There is nothing immediately very surprising about these - they are the same issues which arise whenever the subject of archiving is discussed.
These are also archives that, uniquely, need archiving if they are not to disappear.
This analysis did not include costs for data archiving, because this cost element is difficult to separate out from other archiving procedures.
The value of the archive is in the action of archiving, in halting disappearance and preserving for the future.
Communication with the server can be reduced to tasks such as user validation, statistics gathering, or archiving.
These are notoriously prone to failure, therefore not a good media for archiving, and are ending their usefulness for distribution.
Incremental cost of a department-wide implementation of a picture archiving and communication system and computed radiography.
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