database

Definition:
1. An organized body of related information.

Use 'database' in a sentence:

• 1. The database allows you to access the sales figures in a number of ways.
• 2. Below are the search results from a university library's database.
• 3. The state maintains a database of names of people allowed to vote.
• 4. This paper introduces the development of Database system and multidatabase system compendiously.
• 5. I would like to thank Paul Yip, database consultant with the IBM Toronto Lab, for the much-valued help and design suggestions.
• 6. America's National Transportation Safety Board found that 73% of the incidents in its civil-aviation database occurred on a crew's first day of flying together.
• 7. The patterns of the iris are translated into digital code, and stored in a PC database, along with personal information.
• 8. It will be a lot easier when we have the database up and running.
• 9. Algorithms that were right 95% of the time when they were dealing with a 13, 000-image database, for example, were accurate about 70% of the time when confronted with 1 million images.
• 10. maintain, and manipulate the database to produce the relevant management information.
• 11. I usually tack on DS after the database name.
• 12. He wants to put them in a database so that he can see them.
• 13. We're compiling a database of articles the anthropology faculty has published.
• 14. APEC Communications and Database System ACE.
• 15. We planned to build an online database.
• 16. Trade& Investment Data Database.
• 17. There is one database heap per database.
• 18. A national database of laws and regulations was launched in Beijing on Feb 24.
• 19. I discovered some new information in the database.
• 20. A database is a large group of stored, integrated ( cross-referenced) data.
• 21. They maintain a database of hotels that cater for businesswomen.
• 22. Biometric data and information provided on the visa application forms will be stored in ( the Schengen Area's Visa Information System) VIS' central database for 59 months.
• 23. To begin to figure out how computers are struggling, researchers at the University of Washington created a massive database of faces-they call it MegaFace-and tested a variety of facial-recognition algorithms as they scaled up in complexity.
• 24. This increases the cost of communication between the database and the application.
• 25. The database will make legal services more accessible to the general public.
• 26. A database management system ( DBMS) is a comprehensive software tool that allows users to create.
• 27. Data will be reviewed multiple times before being put into a database and will be analyzed in the second half of 2008.
• 28. The idea was to test the machines on a database that included up to 1 million different images of nearly 700,000 different people.
• 29. The model includes detector, management and decision-making center, isolator, and database.
• 30. As the databases grew, machine accuracy dipped across the board.
• 31. Give the right computer a massive database of faces, and it can process what it sees-then recognize a face it's told to find-with remarkable speed and precision.
• 32. Reformers also want to see the INS set up a database to monitor whether visa holders actually leave the country when they are required to.
• 33. Purging databases, configuring, and making other exceptional requests might fall into this category.
• 34. I have yet to think of a recipe that is not in their database.
• 35. You can do a quick test to confirm this in any database by opening a view and then pressing the down arrow.
• 36. But even with those databases, the sheer quantity of data can still cause problems.
• 37. The database is fully hyperlinked both within the database and to thousands of external links.
• 38. Inside the kit are the benchmark facilities for loading the database and driving the benchmark.
• 39. To use this database, we need to insert some data into the table.
• 40. If a message is received from outer space, it could be compared against this database.
• 41. After users delete messages or empty the trash, they must compact their mail database on the server.
• 42. Although internally the XML is stored in a hierarchical format, logically in the database table it appears to be stored in a CLOB or BLOB.
• 43. It is possible to plug into remote databases to pick up information.
• 44. If the simulation can plug directly into a satellite database, it might even help future tugboat pilots safely steer with an iceberg in tow.
• 45. With it, you can store session information in a database or implement a handler for encrypting and decrypting all of your data.
• 46. I exited the database and switched off the computer.
• 47. There are no public databases that contain millions of faces.
• 48. Let's assume for the sake of argument that we manage to build a satisfactory database.
• 49. In the first pass all the addresses are loaded into the database.
• 50. The system came with a database software package.
• 51. This information is combined with a map database.
• 52. Author and subject indexes are available on a library database.
• 53. The database could be used as a teaching resource in colleges.