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All the face images in this database are taken against a dark homogenous background.

Different from the first two cloud databases, the cloud images in this database are taken in Wuxi, Jiangsu Province, China.

To analyze the robustness against various types of noises, different scenarios from QUT-NOISE and the NOISEX database are taken into account.

All remaining pairs of fingerprints in the same subset of the same FVC database are taken to generate impostor keys with respect to that genuine key.

The RNA sequence sets in the benchmark database are taken from an increased number of RNA families to avoid unintended impact by using only a few families.

Altogether, 1.25m samples on the database were taken from people when they were children.

The images in this database were taken by consumer cameras and are classified into five classes as "Unblurred" (204 images), "Out-of-focus" (142 images), "Simple Motion" (57 images), "Complex Motion" (63 images) and "Other" (119 images).

But the NSA's call database was taken in stride by the national security community, which all but assumed that the NSA was up to such data mining after it was revealed last December that the spy agency was intercepting calls made to or from suspected terrorists abroad.

Google says it can map not only where every photo in its database was taken, but can also tie each individual pixel in every image to a very specific location using its algorithm, making it much easier to stitch sets together.

The totality of genes for each group (up- and down-regulated) initially submitted to the DAVID database was taken as 100% to obtain the proportion of over-expressed and under-expressed genes in each functional category.

For each of the sets of articles within each defined paradigm, the keywords data from the WoS database were taken only from titles and keywords chosen by the authors (not the WoS 'Keywords plus' which is an automated condensation of the cited references), and then sorted by publication year.