MP3.com amassed 65,000 albums to create the database from which it drew its music.
It is confirmed that the obtained approximate functions fit very well to the database from which they are derived.
students devised a computer network that would allow outlets to share information about their inventory, and created a database from which all tickets were allocated.
The responses were then fed into a central database, from which Douglas Schwartz, director of the Quinnipiac College Poll, was able to call up the results.
The equations are shown, through statistical analyses, to be a very good fit to the database from which they were derived.
The result of this research is a database from which it is possible to draw inferences from the local survey data and apply them to the national stock.
Even in the absence of an overwhelming database from which to test our model, the general predictions we make have significant implications for the evolution of fairness.
The data is part of the research group's online farm subsidy database, from which the group issues a report each year.
ISC rebuilds every Classlist each morning, Tuesday through Saturday, following an update to the Data Warehouse database, from which we extract the data of classes and their student enrollment.
The introduction of a broader array of in vitro toxicology studies earlier in the drug discovery process should result in high quality development candidates entering the clinic and a richer database from which future structure toxicity relationships may be discovered.
The first phase, a broad geographic survey stretching from the western GoM near Mexico to the upper Florida slope, was designed to provide a database from which large detailed maps could be created to explore potential controls on community structure.
