Sentence examples for a central file from inspiring English sources
There is also the broader fear that photographs of all Americans, not just criminals, could wind up in a central file.
Using a process known as "screen scraping," companies like Yodlee gain electronic access, usually overnight, to their customers' accounts at various financial institutions and download them into a central file.
The prototype requires a database to store the project archive as information records, file access history and/or a central file repository to store the electronic files of the archive if digital files are part of the project archive.
Since the construction file archives were stored as electronic files in a central file repository, a file parser could be developed in the future to extract the meta-data from the file and parse this information into the database automatically.
These internal reviews should be documented and records should be kept in a central file.
For community projects, these need to be stored in a central file system or copied to the different sites involved.
Everyone is given a cover name and a registration number, with real names kept in a separate, central file that the Stasi did not destroy.
I don't actually recall, but when it comes to these kinds of numbers and designations everything in a prisoner's central file determines how his or her life will go inside prison.
We accessed the following files: 1) a central demographics file for 1996/97 and 2005/06 providing information on age and sex of individuals and denominator information for the analyses; and 2) the fee-for-service payment files for 1995/96-1996/97 and 2004/05-2005/06 as a two year period is required to confirm a diagnosis.
Music, movies, TV shows, pictures, novels, software -- anything that can be digitized can now be stored and shared with other computers without going through a giant portal or central file server.
Clinical and HSI data were captured on case report forms and uploaded into a central database and central file server, respectively.
