Sentence examples for database organized from inspiring English sources

We propose a corrosion descriptor database organized into three-feature subsets: texture attributes, color attributes and a combination of texture and color attributes.

There is also a realtime chat component where you can see everyone else who is online and interested in the same things, as well as a Q&A database organized around interests.

All the data were stored and managed in a database organized by SQLite, a lightweight database management system.

Data from the questionnaires was stored in a database organized by the Office for Clinical Research at the Oslo University Hospital Radiumhospitalett.

Additional file 9: Table S21 contains the normalized counts of all samples for the 19,826 genes currently listed in the entire HUGO database, organized alphabetically by gene name.

In addition, the availability of full-length multigene sequence entries in the database, organized in a phylogenetic framework, will be of utility for the analysis of nitrogenase gene sequences recovered from metagenomic studies.

The LeishCyc database organizes the existing knowledge about Leishmania biochemical reactions, gene products and metabolites into metabolic pathways in a mathematically well defined manner that will serve as the foundation for Leishmania systems studies, including computer-aided reconstructions of metabolic networks.

Databases organized with SQL are called relational because SQL provides the ability to query a database for information that falls in a given relation.

Databases organize information to answer questions such as "What companies in the Southwest bought more than 100 of our products last year?" or "Which products made by Acme Manufacturing are in low supply?" Such software is often integrated so that a database report or spreadsheet table can be added to a document composed with a word processor, frequently with illustrative graphs.

These graph databases organize nodes, which might be things like a street light or people.

Protein classification databases organize entries into coherent schemas that typically highlight evolutionary or functional relationships between different protein entries.