Sentence examples for a connected database from inspiring English sources

More importantly, Postagram is the first of the company's apps to gain access to "Sincerely Magic," a new feature that will help build a connected database of the apps' users across all Sincerely products.

Because of this, these businesses are failing to employ data tools that provide data scientists with the seamless, connected database they need to effectively manage and analyze data.

Later, the user can export converted data into the data files ('*.isx') as well as directly load them to the connected database server, which can be easily accessed by the database manager for further editing, etc., and data analyser for further analysis [just follow the format of data given in the provided Excel sheet (attached in Supplementary Material)].

This paper explores the roots of misunderstanding in multi-disciplinary design and presents a solution based on explicit representation of reference and frame-of-reference through three connected databases and a set of inference tools.

Because it is likely that web resources and connected databases already exist at a research institute, we refrain from making explicit suggestions about how to disseminate the computational metadata to the public.

Get the full text of the article if it's available in one of our connected databases.

One is the Aurora-2 database [12] corresponding to a connected English-digit recognition task, and the other is a subset of the TCC-300 database [15] for the recognition of 408 Chinese syllables.

These models operate concurrently on a connected landscape, parameterized by extant spatial databases, and expert opinion.

Why you should buy in: The proliferation of electronic voting systems and the practice of keeping sensitive information like voter rolls in internet-connected databases translate to one thing: risk that an election could be compromised.

Gone are the days when companies didn't think twice about transferring user credentials in the clear and storing them in plaintext in wide-open internet-connected databases with default passwords (though unfortunately this does still happen).

But, in a connected age of super slo-mo replays, telemetry measurements and databases, shouldn't such attention be based on statistics instead of hunches?