Sentence examples for Large-scale database from inspiring English sources

Database of Chinese Popular Literature is a specialized large-scale database of ancient books.

Moreover, the company takes advantage of cheap large-scale database computing to crunch numbers nearly in real time, and to experiment on the fly with new analysis methods that would have required serious database retooling in the past.

Sandra L. Kurtzig, ASK's founder and chief executive, said her company would strengthen Ingres, which has been struggling in distant second place to the Oracle Corporation in the large-scale database market, through better marketing and sales efforts.

For that, crowdsourcing platforms, such as OpenStreetMap and Google Street View, are exploited to enable automatic training via automatic acquisition and annotation of a large-scale database.

We present empirical results obtained by using a large-scale database of citations being in good agreement with the above theory.

Going forward, for prediction models to be most useful to academic tenure committees, they need to be implemented and separately calibrated for a broad range of academic disciplines using a large-scale database.

The BioMicro Center provides integrated facilities for high-throughput data-intensive genomics, bioinformatic analysis, as well as large-scale database storage, data mining and data modeling required to fully implement systems approaches to investigate a broad spectrum of biological challenges.

Application Service Providers (ASPs) are springing up across the landscape providing affordable access to high powered applications, such as Enterprise Resource Planning ERPP) solutions, Manufacturing Resource Planning MRPP) solutions, large-scale database engines, and integrated customer service applications.

For example, recent large-scale database-enabled phylogenetic analyses employing these approaches have shed light on the radiation and early evolution of mammals [ 1], and the phylogenetic diversity of Bacteria [ 3].

The new EU-BSS is regulating the use of NORM in building materials, however a large scale database with country specific information that can support legislators and industry in the assessment of the radiological impact of the use of by-products in construction is missing.

We expect that any other large scale database of chemical data would, at present, have similar data scarcity issues.