Sentence examples for a diverse database from inspiring English sources

According to Paul Steven Miller, a commissioner on the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission: "The search firm's efforts to assemble a diverse database of candidates to meet its clients' wishes for a heterogeneous pool of applicants are both laudable and legal.

Experiments performed with a diverse database and the high-classification accuracies achieved by the proposed TFM decomposition feature extraction technique clearly demonstrated the potential of the technique as a true nonstationary tool in the form of a TFM decomposition approach for environmental audio classification.

Similarity searching strategies were then applied using ROCS 2.3 (Open Eye Scientific, Santa Fe, NM, USA) to extract pharmacophorically related subsets of compounds from a chemically diverse database of 2.6 million compounds.

Together with new set of features a new similarity metric is introduced, and a careful analysis of the proposed method is performed using a large and diverse database of retinal images.

The site also allows users to enter a variety of artist links beyond just tracklist entries, building a deep and diverse database for many dance music experts, as well as curious newcomers.

The different phases of the Soultz project have provided a rich and diverse database on the granitic basement (Figure 3).

The sc-PDB database v.2012 [24] served as basis for this test, as it constitutes a comprehensive and diverse database of pharmacological relevant protein-ligand complexes.

Our study provides a basic but diverse database for the selection of campus plants, which can benefit the management of urban ecosystems.

But when I started attending West Point three years later, I had access to what one would describe as a tremendous and diverse database of mentors and role models.

Presented in this report is an extensive and diverse database of empirically derived nitrogen CCS measurements (594 values), which comprises four molecular classes and expands upon several previous databases for the structural characterization of biological molecules.

An assessment of the "drug-likeness" of the CamMedNP database in comparison with the Dictionary of Natural Products (DNP) is also reported here, as well as a diversity analysis, in comparison with the ChemBridge diverse database.