Sentence examples for database documents from inspiring English sources
The Norwegian database documents highly variable production intensity in smolt production.
While messages from US phone numbers are removed from the database, documents show GCHQ used it to search the metadata of "untargeted and unwarranted" communications belonging to British citizens.
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(a) The success rate for the training data; (b) The success rate for all the database documents.
Tracking renewables, minus big hydro, plus cogeneration, this database documents the global progress of distributed, rapidly scalable, and (as we'll see) no- or low-carbon generators.
After removing duplicates and records with an empty abstract, 1308 documents were included in the corpus as shown in Fig. 2. Fig. 2 Corpus generation: documents extracted per literature database, documents removed from the corpus, and total number of included documents.
Graham, R. W. FAUNMAP: a database documenting late Quaternary distributions of mammal species in the United States.
The database document included references to incidents in several categories that were deemed suspicious.
Comparison of this product with a U.S. government database documenting destroyed villages shows high levels of accuracy among villages in the study area.
Right after the appeals court's decision, Senator Richard Burr, the chair of the Senate Intelligence Committee, appeared to disclose that the NSA is also collecting Americans' IP addresses in bulk, presumably in an effort to assemble a massive database documenting Americans' activities online.
It also drew attention to the fact that the debate was occurring despite the lack of a comprehensive national database documenting every time police officers shot or killed someone.
