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The Consortium on Metabonomic Toxicology (COMET) project took this approach further by building a database of spectra of rat urine samples (n = 12935) from 80 different treatments to build a modeling system for toxicity prediction.
Artnet has long been known as the Bloomberg terminal of the auction business; it made its name even before the advent of the Web by building a database of historical auction prices that now numbers in the millions, on which collectors, dealers and auction houses like Sotheby's and Christie's rely.
The PMS works by building a database containing the basic parts and assembly data, manufacturing and quality control plans, and available machine capacity.
Study follows by building a database obtained from these realizations to train a neural network that relates input geometrical parameters to these three properties.
Kenna and Mac Carron started by building a database for each story that captures all the characters Beowulf, The Iliad, and Táin contained 74, 716, and 404 characters, respectively and the interactions between them.
Founded in 2010, musiXmatch is a startup trying to solve this very problem by building a database of legal song lyrics on the web in the hopes of becoming the IMDB for legal song lyrics.
To advance China's social science research on ethnic issues, scholars and relevant government departments need to work together, starting by building a basic database.
The objective of this study is achieved by building a geospatial database and investigates the relationship between productive boreholes locations and many groundwater occurrence factors such as elevation (m), slope angle (degree), geology, soil, aquifer transmissivity (m2/d), specific storage (dimensionless), distance to river (m), and distance to faults (m).
By building a sonic database, scientists can track long-term changes to reefs and respond to any sudden shifts, such as big coral bleaching events that can occur when ocean waters suddenly warm.
He wanted to create a model of how often the moves of players of varying ability match those of chess programs, so he began building a database by downloading and analyzing games dating to the early 19th century.
The start-up company came out of nowhere, building a database application beloved by vibrant, young Internet companies.
