Sentence examples for database developed by the from inspiring English sources

SMART-system is a video database developed by the Japan Institute of Sports Sciences (JISS).

That is hardly the only questionable case during his tenure, as shown by a database developed by The Texas Tribune, a partner of The New York Times.

Using a computer model and database developed by the Bechtel Group, Inc., park planner Richard Luna is targeting about 30 companies within a 15-mile radius that could profitably participate in byproduct exchanges.

We have also compared the predictions of the CHEMIC model with those of the databank database (developed by the AEA Technology, UK), which includes detailed semi-empirical correlations.

The Crime Strategies Unit will rely on a computer database developed by the district attorney's office to allow prosecutors to draw parallels among cases, unearth crime patterns in particular areas and make more informed decisions on how to handle defendants, said Cyrus R. Vance Jr., the Manhattan district attorney.

The data used come from the LogINT database, developed by the Laboratory of Economics, Logistics and Territory of DiAP-Politecnico di Milano, and covers the period 2000 2008.

Contains a collection of databases developed by the UNHCR Centre for Documentation on Refugees including current country reports, legal and policy-related documents and literature references.

Search engines, quantification algorithms, visualization tools and databases developed by the 'Lipidomics Informatics for Life-Science' (LIFS) partners will be restructured and standardized to provide broad access to these specialized bioinformatics pipelines.

Naturally, most of the standard databases developed by the document recognition community are handwritten databases.

To be consistent with other online public observation databases developed by the USGS and its cooperators such as "Did you feel it?, Earthquake reporting database (2005)" for reporting felt earthquakes, and "Did you see it?, Landslide reporting database (2014)" for reporting landslides, we named the ash reporting database, "Is Ash Falling?".

All data were entered into electronic databases developed by the SRO and RA.