Sentence examples for a global catalog from inspiring English sources

On Monday, the company plans to announce a service called Xbox Music that will offer access to a global catalog of about 30 million songs.

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The ISC-GEM catalog is a global catalog of hypocenter locations and magnitudes of instrumentally recorded earthquakes from 1900.

Using both a global catalog and synthetic data, we discuss differences between types of diagrams and the relative effectiveness of each.

From a statistical analysis of a global catalog of larger events, Shuler et al. (2013) showed that vertical CLVDs are often observed at volcanoes worldwide.

As an example of a global catalog, we use the Preliminary Determination of Epicenters (PDE) catalog, maintained by the United States Geological Survey (USGS), which combines data from multiple regional and global subcatalogs.

To help all collections establish an online catalog, the WDCM has constructed a data management system and a global catalogue to organize, make public, and explore the data resources of its member collections.

Because each domain controller (DC) holds several partitions of the Active Database at a minimum, the schema, configuration, and the domain in which they belong with some DCs containing a copy of the global catalog (GC), they can become a point of failure if they are all held within the same physical location.

If you buy a VPN — software that allows you to access the Internet while appearing to be in another country — then Netflix's differing global catalog is an invitation to sample a range of programming beyond what is available where you live.

In fact, a report in the Financial Times today quotes EMI global catalog president Ernesto Schmitt as explicitly ruling out a 9/9/09 release, stating, "Conversations between Apple and EMI are ongoing and we look forward to the day when we can make the music available digitally.

A statistical analysis of the Smithsonian Institution's global catalog of volcanic eruptions during the last 300 years revealed that volcanoes all over the globe are 18% more likely to erupt during the northern winter months than at any other time of year.