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151 The study was published on Monday in the Archives of Internal Medicine.

152 This paper analyzes the causations of several types of accounting archives distortion and discusses relevant countermeasures.

153 The company's archives goes back to its foundation in 1892.

154 The use of the color graph digitizing processing technology of the precipitation recording paper,(http://sentencedict.com/archives.html) is an effective exploration for rescuing the archives of climate history.

155 The study was published in the Archives of Internal Medicine along with an editorial by Turek and Northwestern colleague Joseph Bass commenting on it and related research.

156 Article 6. The archives and documents of the mission shall be inviolable.

157 It is hoped the building would allow wider public access and ensure that the museum's unique collection of Battle of Britain aircraft, memorabilia and archives is preserved for future generations.

158 It is self - defeating to digitize the archives and waste the results by restricting access.

159 The results reported in the Archives of Dermatology for September included 815 patients who remained in the study and underwent two to four structured dermatologic examinations between 1985 and 2005.

160 Also available is work from other archives, much of it collected by the former Time publisher, Henry Luce.

161 Recent inductees and applicants include the Stockholm City Planning Committee Archives, the Benz patent of 1886, and Autochthonous Ethnic Music of the Caucasus on CD-ROM.

162 At the National Archives and Records Administration, we have no shortage of paper records to digitize or transcribe.

163 Now we can find many electronic library and archives in the network.

164 The thesis using the archives of Shanghai Pawnbroking Association acquired from Shanghai Municipal Archives focuses on Shanghai Pawnbroking management and transformation in the early new China era.

165 The project uses the resources of the National Digital Archives Program to create a guided - learning system.

166 Known as Medea, for Measurements of Earth Data for Environmental Analysis, the group sought to discover if intelligence archives and assets could shed light on issues of environmental stewardship.

167 This article based on the archives of the central committee, gives a preliminary investigation on the comintern and Chen Duxiu the expellee.

168 Article 3 The archives of the FFEs should be owned by the enterprises, and protected by State laws. The enterprises bear the responsibility of protecting the archives.

169 The National Archives and Records Administration is the official record keeper for the United States.

170 Since 1950 the Husserl archives are editing Husserl's collected works, Husserliana.

171 Through the process of the archives of inductiveness trimness and summary, providing reliable guidance.

172 Unfortunately these days the term archives is used extremely loosely: for example the computer term 'archive' usually means making a back-up copy of data.

173 You can also use the EPS file for creating archives and for printing documents on remote printers (such as printers at a service bureau).

174 The Apostolic Library is next door to the Vatican's Secret Archives, which contain centuries of Vatican diplomatic correspondence and papal documentation.

175 The essays on Qing price history make use of grain price data from the Qing period compiled from the holdings of the First Historical Archives in Beijing and the National Palace Museum in Taibei.

176 XXX Municipal vehicles currently working in clinical laboratory management archives.

177 A look at the webcam archives pulls this up at January 6, 2005, 11:03 a.m.

178 Down the hall, the Linear B archives never bothered to name the King, but they did name the place.

179 This new provision will result in exploiters being able to exclusively exploit many fully depreciated repertoires lying in their archives.

180 I saw from the window venerable officials pushing wheelbarrows of archives to them.