At the nonprofit institute, the recorded video and digital images of pitchers are compared with a visual database of some of the more mechanically sound pitchers, Roger Clemens among them.
The informative video below explains, "We have a database of some of the internet's finest fullscreen pictures that will make you go, 'Aaargh!' or 'Blergh!' or 'Hmph!'" Warning: there is a mild example of the disgusting content of the app in the video and image below, so look no further if you don't have the stomach for really, really gross feet.
The first – and best known – is Prism, a system allowing the NSA easy access to the personal information of non-US persons from the databases of some of the world's biggest tech companies, including Apple, Google, Microsoft and Yahoo.
Over the course of several years, during much of which he worked for the government, Gonzalez and his crew of hackers and other affiliates gained access to roughly 180 million payment-card accounts from the customer databases of some of the most well known corporations in America: OfficeMax, BJ's Wholesale Club, Dave & Buster's restaurants, the T. J. Maxx and Marshalls clothing chains.
You can even search online by using the huge databases of some of the big, national organizations such as the ASPCA, Petfinder.com or Adopt-A-Pet.com.
This will allow for efficient searching of published editions of texts in a database of some 25,000 records.
It provides technical support in the form of an online database of some 10,000 documents, each about 1,000 words long, and each addressing a particular problem.
With its GeoAPI, Mixer Labs offers a database of some 16 million businesses and points of interest.
The company uses a database of some 700,000 physicians, 96% of the U.S. total, and merges it with insurance-claims data and biographical information to grade doctors based on the quality of their work.
The Connecticut-based company amassed a database of some 1,800 doctors who showed signs of dangerous prescribing.
Maria Rose Belding, a co-founder of MEANS database, spoke of accessibility of another kind.
