0 past simple and past participle of archive --
1 to store historical records or documents in an archive --
In the simplest case, the initial corpus can be created by using archived examples of human-authored texts.
In a growing number of cases, thanks to the interest in translation memory technology, this information is systematically being archived and organized.
These documents suddenly stop in the mid18803 when records were apparently no longer archived.
No doubt too, the extensive transcript materials which have been archived, will provide plentiful opportunities for future analysis and research.
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.
There are many different types of official records that are drafted and archived by important social institutions.
Generally archived with logbooks, they are more personal, idiosyncratic and variable in quality.
The data is usually not managed while it is created but is instead captured and archived at the end of the construction stage.
