"by query" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to something that was discovered or obtained through a search or inquiry. Example: The missing files were eventually found by query in the database.
In addition, we also study how damage caused by query floods is distributed throughout the network, and how application-level policies can localize the damage.
Wrapping of sources by Query Tunneling hides restrictive query interfaces and makes such sources fully queryable based on their result schema.
This information is used by Dienst services for dispatching of service requests such as query routing by query mediators to index servers and document requests from user interfaces to repositories.
To identify orthologues of DD DEGs in other Dictyostelium species, unicellular Amoebozoa and other kingdoms, we first used Blastp to identify BBHs by query of Genbank for AC, EH and non-amoebozoan proteins, and query of locally generated libraries for DP, DL, PP, DF and PhyP proteins.
From the Semantic Web's inception, a number of concurrent initiatives have given rise to multiple segments: large semantic datasets, exposed by query endpoints; online Semantic Web documents, in the form of RDF files; and semantically annotated web content (e.g., using RDFa), semantic sources in their own right.
More specifically, our benchmarks compare the performance overhead incurred by Query A (JPA code) with the overhead incurred by Query B (JPQL equivalent code) in Listing ??
On one side are algorithms designed to cull information from relevant websites and deliver it to you on a query-by-query basis.
Using the Crowd for Top-k and Group-by Queries [pdf] [slides].
A few of you clearly saw that something was amiss by querying my definition.
The system learns by querying "hard" patterns while classifying "easy" ones.
On Windows systems, CINEMA will also try locating the database url by querying the Windows registry.
