Sentence examples for database out of from inspiring English sources

More broadly, Congress is enacting legislation to shift the massive phone database out of the NSA's hands, so the NSA would have to obtain a judge's order before going to phone companies for information.

Ceuster says he was driven to develop the database out of frustration: both with the same images from North Korea being repeated by the media, but also of the lack of analysis into what propaganda posters can tell us about a country that so strictly controls what information crosses its borders.

I was reminded of that grade-school experiment when, in recent weeks, I've read about China's plans for a social-credit system, or S.C.S., that aims to compile a comprehensive national database out of citizens' fiscal, government, and possibly personal information.

In our database, out of the 65 cases of Gram-negative bacterial postoperative endophthalmitis, 77% isolates were sensitive to ciprofloxacin, and in the current series, nearly 42% of Gram-negative bacteria that were resistant to both ceftazidime and amikacin showed susceptibility to ciprofloxacin.

In the quarter-century since he and two partners fashioned the first commercial "relational" database out of a white paper from IBM, Ellison has transformed a piddling start-up with a staff of 3 into a global juggernaut with 40,000 employees.

The satellite imagery tool, called Google Earth Engine, takes advantage of Google's large-scale "cloud" computing infrastructure to build a powerful database out of the thousands of satellite photographs from the past 25 years, many of which have never been analyzed.

For 8%% of YPs in the study, we believe that the address data held by Arcadia, our administrative database, is out-of-date because mail has been returned to us (these participants are referred to as 'lost'lost

Information about the use of immunosuppressant and antimicrobial drugs and neuraminidase inhibitors was obtained from the Drug Program Information Network, the comprehensive database of all out-of-hospital prescriptions dispensed in Manitoba.

It lets developers tap into its database to complete partial, out-of-date contact records.

During the hearing last summer, Matthew Ryder QC alleged that the intelligence services are constructing "vast databases" out of accumulated interceptions of emails.

During hearings at the IPT last year, Matthew Ryder QC, for Liberty, had alleged that the intelligence services were constructing vast databases out of accumulated interceptions of emails.