Sentence examples for database of stories from inspiring English sources
So Xerox tried to augment that kaffeeklatsch by equipping the workers with two-way radios, and then created a database of stories, not just procedures, that were grounded in practice.
Then there are the newspapers, where the Guardian and the New York Times are competing to push their content out across the web via an API – the side door to the database of stories and other content.
Given Amazon Rapids' small user base, it's clear that Amazon no longer believes it makes sense to try to sell subscriptions, and likely now sees its database of stories as more of a value-add for Alexa owners.
Looking at the Editnet database of news stories shows how the buzz around Ukip's leader has grown.
By creating a database of these stories, we will form a picture of what is actually happening to cyclists on our roads, and what needs to change.
At the new Mutual Fund Center, readers can now search our database of fund stories written by the Forbes magazine and Forbes Digital staffs, sorting by author, subject or title.
The result is a "snapshot" database of their stories, which reveals their links to each other, where they came from and ended up, what we know about their motivations - and what happened to them.
Creepypasta Wiki is a user-edited database of those stories, similar to Wikipedia.
Both Goff and Rosenthal have recorded their life stories and reminiscences for the British Library database of "national life stories" in the Oral History Department, though this does not make the material generally available.
Beware of personal websites AND blogs that ask for support money, but provide no services (like email hosting or a large database of content, like stories).
In order to limit the parameters of the database, stories about broader 'social determinants of health' (such as poverty, housing and employment) and deaths or injuries caused by natural disasters, war, civil unrest or criminal activity are not included unless they contain explicit mention of health (such as more than incidental coverage of the involvement of medical services) [17].
