The phrase "a database group" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a collection of individuals or entities that manage, develop, or utilize a database system.
Example: "The database group is responsible for maintaining the integrity and security of our data."
Alternatives: "a database team" or "a database committee".
I don't recall seeing it)., the whole company was segmented into horizontal layers so there was an operations group, a database group, an api group, a front-end group, a search group, a datawarehouse group, etc. Anything but the most minor feature required an obnoxious amount of cross-group interaction and took huge effort just to get everyone on board and the work scheduled.
When used jointly with the SW alignment algorithm, it achieves a better performance than the best strategies of those existing metrics in recovering motifs in a database, grouping relevant motifs, merging sub-motifs or redundant motifs, or digging true motifs out of chaos.
Data from all consecutive patients who were treated with local therapy for BM from HER2-positive breast cancer from 2003 until 2010 who received trastuzumab and/or lapatinib after completion of local therapy for BM were retrieved from a breast cancer database (group A).
Moreover, Figure 5 shows the deviation of the offset distribution per group from a uniform offset distribution at the DCT frequency averaged on an image database: groups with show a little deviation from the uniform distribution.
Joachim Hammer is a member of the database group at Stanford University.
Mark Levene undertook a PhD within the Database group at Birkbeck College, University of London.
Alex Poulovassilis undertook a PhD within the Database group at Birkbeck College, University of London.
The market for high-end extended-stay rooms — where rates average $117 a night, more than double the low-end average of $54.82 — grew 7.3percentt in the first six months of 2007, according to Smith Travel Research, a database information group.
Genealogies are presented in interactive diagrams that not only detail how groups form, split, merge, collaborate, compete, shift ideological direction, adopt or renounce violence, grow, shrink, and eventually decline over time, but also include links to a database of group profiles.
At the end of the talk, I will give an overview of future and ongoing projects in the database group.
"This marriage will either be a fantastic success or an enormous failure," says Marten Mickos, senior vice president of Sun's database group.
