Sentence examples for database it has from inspiring English sources

Everytown, the group founded by former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, has been criticized for its methodology in counting school shootings in a separate database it has maintained since Newtown.

Triaxx then ran the loans through an extensive database it has created of every real estate transaction conducted across the United States during the last decade.

To find genes associated with disease, the company had wanted to combine individuals' health data with genomic data from blood samples, which it was gathering from the community, and a genealogical database it has created.

For IRCCyN/IVC DIBR images database, it has been shown that reduced versions of multi-scale metrics, reduced MP-PSNR and reduced MW-PSNR, can be used for the assessment of DIBR-synthesized frames with high reliability.

Hence, on this database, it has been realized that the LBP/LTP feature sets contribute much more towards the improvement in the recognition rate of the proposed combined approaches which are significantly higher than the individual approaches.

These observations are confirmed by extended informal listening tests on many other signals of the test database: It has been observed that the quality of the signals obtained by the LT coding technique (and also by the 2D-DCT transform coding) at rates as low as 300−500 bits/s varies a lot.

For example, HP abandoned its own processors to partner with Intel; for database, it had a strategic partnership with Oracle; and for networking it embarked on a strategic alliance with Cisco.

"So while the hackers were able to edit a little bit of information on MarkMonitor's database, it had no effect on where traffic to facebook.com was directed". Former NSA chief explains how Snowden gained high-level access.

A firestorm of criticism descended a few weeks ago on DoubleClick, the Internet advertising and consumer data tracking firm, when it said it would begin linking its trove of heretofore anonymous data about people's Internet activities with the real names, addresses and profiles of consumers in a database it had acquired.

A newspaper in Virginia was forced to remove a database it had published of residents with concealed-carry permits.

We would then crosscheck what was out there with what we had in a huge global database (it had grown to 4+ million hotspots when we stopped).