Drawing upon PC technology, the TuneBase locates a unique identification code for each CD and automatically goes online to the Compact Disc Database, which contains all the information a CD would ordinarily display on its cover, like the name of the artist, the song titles, album cover art and liner notes.
Windows XP, where a hunt begins with the Search option in the Start menu, continuously updates its file index, the compact, quickly searchable database that is at the heart of all search programs.
Specifically, given a query protein, its associated gene ontology (GO) information is retrieved by searching a compact GO-term database with its homologous accession number.
In order to keep the database compact, by default Gap5 uses the Zlib (Deutsch and Gailly, 1996) compression layer.
Compact and small databases may offer many benefits, in particular during distribution.
We have developed a compact cross-platform database-free command-line utility, pepgrep, which helps to find an MS2 fingerprint for a selected peptide sequence by pattern-matching of modelled MS2 data using Peptide-to-MS2 scoring algorithm.
IT was January when MP3.com copied tens of thousands of compact discs into a database to create a service that lets consumers listen to copies of music they already own from any computer connected to the Internet.
[C5.] MP3.com Disputes Copyrights In the copyright-violation case involving Universal Music Group and MP3.com, which created a database of compact discs to allow users to listen to music from their collections on the Internet, a federal judge is set to rule this week on whether MP3.com willfully broke the law or started the service in good faith.
As part of the judgment yesterday, announced by Judge Jed S. Rakoff of Federal District Court in Manhattan, MP3.com agreed not to appeal the judge's ruling that it had willfully infringed Universal's copyrights by creating an online database of compact discs.
The DB tab allows managing all necessary things from creation of database to Compact or Shrink.
