Sentences with phrase «public archives»

[Response: The model simulations are available in public archives.

When a property is financed, bought or sold, a record of that transaction is generally filed in public archives.

Look in my face... is a computer - generated montage of tens of thousands of images and sounds drawn from public archives, and is intended as a reflection on shared cultural narratives and memories.

The high frequency of these categorized posts results in billions of spontaneous public archives for Wolowiec to mine.

The system, called Court - PASS, will be kept as a permanent public archive for documents related to cases at the state's highest court that were pending or filed after Jan. 1.

Lazarus» exhibition explores collective public archives, personal memory, and the role of photography and collecting in contemporary art and identity.

«She Who Sees the Unknown» includes new 3D sculptures, text, moving image and a public research program that takes the shape of a reading room and online public archive.

Finally, the Archives & Access project included the creation of six new dedicated learning and public Archive Gallery spaces at Tate Britain, providing visitors to Tate Britain with additional means of encountering Tate Archive collections.

This is partly why public archives exist.

Some biology journals, such as those published by the Ecological Society of America in Washington DC, for example, expressly prohibit pre-publication in citable public archives.

Turns out, unbeknownst to us, that if you went to Google and typed K40506A, you'd find yourself deep down in an inadvertently public archive of where one of our telescopes had been pointing.

Many of these organizations» members, however, already have policies allowing scientists to deposit their own versions of manuscripts in free public archives, and some allow them to post a copy of the final published version.

The agency is not creating its own public archive of full - text papers, but instead will send those searching for papers to publishers» own websites.

BioMedBridges addresses the need to analyse low - resolution data by developing a web - based service for searching the PDBe and EMDB public archives based on shape (volume data).

She spent an enormous amount of time going through public archives and began to find a rich history within the pages of the Parks board letters, turn - of - the - century publications, New York Times society pages, and landscape contracts.

It is an unmoderated, open list (anyone can subscribe), with public archives, and a useful, unofficial FAQ.

Other blockchain initiatives currently being pursued by the state include a project with the Delaware Public Archives, for which Symbiont is developing a system for storing archival records digitally.

Leathern added that this summer the company would make public an archive of all political advertisements ever placed on the social network.

SF, NY, MV, DE About Blog Fonts In Use is an independent public archive of typography indexed by typeface, format, and industry.

Lazarus» exhibition explores collective public archives, personal memory, and the role...

Of course, while the public archive can let you look back at conversations around much - discussed topics like sporting events, elections, TED Talks, memes and gasp - worthy moments on Scandal, it also means that your earliest awkward stabs at tweeting can be seen by just about anyone.

At the same time, in an update on parallel measures it's taking to fight election interference, Facebook says it will launch a public archive in the summer showing «all ads that ran with a political label».

The photograph, which comes from a public archive on Syracuse University's website, was taken Oct. 2, 2012, during the governor's tour of projects promoted by the Central New York Regional Economic Development Council.

Rudy Giuliani conducted scathing research on his political enemies before and after he became mayor — and the records have now turned up in the city's public archives.

The state Board of Elections will also now create an public archive of those online ads and retain them for five years.

Neptune and Uranus have already been observed; their maps will be placed in the public archives in the near future.

In addition to Jupiter, Neptune and Uranus have already been observed as part of the programme and maps of these planets will be placed in the public archive.

At the time of publication of the full manuscript, the research data must also have been shared on a public archive such as OSF.

Ayers and colleagues turned to data from Google Trends a public archive of aggregate Internet searches.

NASA is releasing light curves into the public archive to encourage broader participation, which is where you come in.

The National Institutes of Health (NIH) is tightening enforcement of its policy requiring that investigators deposit copies of their papers in a public archive.

In a victory for open access advocates, two U.S. lawmakers yesterday dropped a bill that would have banned the National Institutes of Health from requiring that its researchers submit their peer - reviewed manuscripts to a public archive.

By comparing the shape of a given biomolecule with the contents of the public archives, the service will enable the identification of known structures that have a similar shape.

It is standard practice to make data from NASA's space telescopes available to the world in a public archive, but in 2004 it was unheard of to do the same with data from a ground - based telescope.

The groundbreaking initiative of adopting standard practices of space archives to establish a permanent public archive of ground - based data has revolutionized the ground - based astronomical community and has been a model to other observatories to increase science productivity by establishing permanent public archives.

The result of that image will be released to the public archive in June once the data has been downloaded and processed.

If you have been referred here when accessing data from the public archives, please check the list of conditions of use below for relevant information.

Dating is a stage of romantic relationships in humans whereby two people meet socially with the aim of each assessing the other's suitability as a A lost film is a feature or short film that is no longer known to exist in any studio archives, private collections, or public archives, such as the