Sentence examples for database begins from inspiring English sources

Once the database begins to fill up, Jordan wants to open it up to anyone who wants to use it to pull data into other apps.

The findings are even more striking than their incongruence with the Trump administration's policies: By their calculations, 2018 has already seen the most school shootings in nearly 50 years, which is when their database begins.

USAID's project database begins in 1992.

Any query k-mer found in the database begins a file seek to read the list of sequence id offsets allowing increments of scores for corresponding elements in the scoring vector.

Gregg S. Fisher, the firm's president and chief investment officer, said the database began out of practicality.

China's massive internet censorship apparatus also swung into action on Monday as documents from the Mossack Fonseca database began to emerge.

The bird count, which is part of a massive online database, began in 1900 as an alternative to the holiday tradition of the side hunt, an event in which sides were chosen to see who could shoot the most birds.

That database — begun as an urgent priority after the Sept. 11 attacks — has been bedeviled by an array of problems, including the inability to do basic searches to find suspects' names.

Secure Communities, the name given to the programme that links police work to the immigration database, began life in a single jurisdiction in Texas in 2008 at the end of George W. Bush's presidency.

Regarding disappearances, he said further investigation would show that a database begun in the previous administration and consisting of 26,000 missing-person cases in the past six years would shrink, because many of the cases involved people who had migrated to other places or left home for reasons unrelated to organized crime or drug activity.

In February, the database began cropping up once a week.