archive
આર્કાઇવ
definition
verb
The challenges involved in displaying and archiving information on the web are huge and the move to multimedia presentation is adding to the complexity of the task.
place or store (something) in an archive.
noun
source materials in local archives
a collection of historical documents or records providing information about a place, institution, or group of people.
example
At the height of every empire, there is a desperate urge to 'archive' all cultural artifacts despite their quality, high art or low art.
Do you 'archive' television broadcasts for use by library patrons or other educational or research purposes?
It's just this intense desire to catalogue and 'archive' the people and the places around me.
The institute holds the records of the Archbishops of York as well as numerous genealogical records, health archives, the Rowntree 'archive' and various private collections.
If you would like to reproduce, post, or 'archive' any portion of this story, please contact me and obtain permission first.
a section of 'archive' film
a section of 'archive' film
I don't suppose anyone managed to 'archive' a copy?
Entitled Maps and Aerial Photographs from 1800, the display includes many fascinating photos, some given to the centre by local people and some from 'archive' collections.
Viacom has bought the storage system to 'archive' Paramount's u2018Entertainment Tonightu2019 shows.
Many had been given to the centre by local people and some had come from 'archive' collections.
The British Library and the Bibliotheque Nationale de France are embarking on a programme to 'archive' resources on the World Wide Web in their respective national domains.
How do you 'archive' these materials for later reference as well as maximize the material's life expectancy?
Shot by pioneering film-makers Mitchell & Kenyon, the discovery of this 'archive' collection will rewrite British film history.
Currently, the site contains 2,000 images and maps from 'archive' and history collections housed by the six boroughs.
Liberation War Museum is a great initiative to 'archive' the war of independence.
The new gallery, with its associated study room and 'archives' , is a u00a310m joint venture.
Efforts searching St Mary's records and other 'archives' for more information proved disappointing.
The recording was 'archived' into the studio's sound effects library - and it was used in many of their films since.
The challenges involved in displaying and 'archiving' information on the web are huge and the move to multimedia presentation is adding to the complexity of the task.
State-of-the-art computer equipment will also make 'archives' , local studies material and museum collections available to everyone, either in person or online.
The historians were supposed to collect facts from documents, 'archives' , records and present these facts in their own individual styles.
The holes in the roofs mean the torrential rains of the Cambodian wet season are washing away the brickwork, riddling the walls with damp and causing irreparable damage to the museum 'archives' .
It has 'archived' thousands of titles, with sample texts available at the click of a mouse.
Which means that they hadn't 'archived' them - and relied on the underground to keep the data.
Local 'archives' house valuable deeds documenting the glory of the mediaeval city, which has witnessed the coronation of 11 Hungarian kings and eight regal wives.
At that time, the 'archives' housed approximately six collections that documented the lives and experiences of African American women.
Beyond, I think, any journalist I have known, McKinnon seems to be happiest in 'archives' and libraries, peering into microfiches and at computer screens.
Tape is the overwhelming computer medium of choice for 'archiving' .
This site is designed to open up a variety of outstanding collections of 'archives' and manuscripts held by the universities of Edinburgh, Glasgow and Heriot-Watt.
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