For example, a health site could cross-reference data from pharmaceutical companies with the latest findings from medical researchers, or a local news site could extend its coverage by letting users tap into public records stored in government databases.
Online ad company DoubleClick, Abacus' former owner, scrapped plans to cross-reference data about consumers' purchasing behavior with their online habits in 2000, when privacy advocates howled.
After initial practice, the trainer cross-references data from the narratives with data accessed from a central online database storing all captured fingerprint records.
Then, you cross-reference this data with AIS satellite maps, which show the positions of all the active ships on the ocean (see them right now, here).
Not only were those subpoenas conducted without any court oversight, they were "unrelated to a specific drug trafficking investigation or target". Once collected, the DEA would then send the raw data from thousands of purchases directly to its field offices, which would cross-reference the data with several law enforcement databases.
Last week, the musuem published the detailed copyright status of every image in its online collection--that's over 12,000 artworks--and made this information available through its API so that anyone can easily cross-reference the data with their own copyright research.
We cannot independently cross-reference our data with public cost data.
However, these studies pre-dated the recent TSS datasets and did not cross-reference the data with differential translational control in stress conditions.
Although karyotyping identifies genetically distinct cell clones within a cancer cell population, it is difficult to cross reference karyotype data with data from other whole genome platforms.
The tech will cross-reference that information with historical data of past posting, messaging, as well as hashtags used to determine the relation such as #momlife #kids #hubby #wifey, etc.
