Sentence examples for database estate from inspiring English sources

For example, a typical database estate could include hundreds of developers with each having multiple database subscriptions that they use for app development and testing across dozens of projects, and then hundreds of production databases.

Using grants from the Economic and Social Research Council and the Arts and Humanities Research Council, Hall and the other historians are now examining British Caribbean slave ownership between 1763 and 1833 with the aim of producing a searchable database of estates and further investigating the commercial, political, institutional and cultural legacies of the British-based slave owners.

Although it does not have its own real estate database, it uses Home Scout, a search engine that draws from other real estate databases.

According to CoStar Realty Information, a real estate database, there is vacant space in the building that is advertised for $51 to $55 per square foot, plus electricity.

(See the chart "A Real Estate Database Organizes Essential Information"). Business data provide the corporate context for the real estate measures.

Ms. James wakes up in a city where the median home price is below $300,000, according to the online real estate database company Zillow.

On the Upper West Side, between 60th and 91st Streets, from Central Park to the Hudson River, they rose to 32 from 13, according to the Public Data Corporation of Manhattan, which has a database of real estate and lien records.

Michigan ranks sixth, with one foreclosure for every 409 households and for its 10,957 filings in February up 17.844 percent from February 2007), according to RealtyTrac Inc., which manages a nationwide database of real estate information.

In addition to his son Spencer, who is chief executive of the Zillow Group, the online real estate database and marketplace, Mr. Rascoff is survived by his wife, the former Jane Schaps; a daughter, Brooke; and another son, Jake.

It is too early to estimate how many foreclosures will take place as a result, but last year there were 1.2 million, according to RealtyTrac, an online real estate database.

In the late 1990s, high-end outer suburbs contained most of the expensive housing in the United States, as measured by price per square foot, according to data I analyzed from the Zillow real estate database.