Sentence examples for database publishing from inspiring English sources
noun
The production of catalogues, price lists etc, using data from a database
This in turn led to the invention of LAN based database publishing and he created the "Yellow Pages" industry in India and Bangladesh.
Mr. Tarr spends most of his time back in London, where he is a partner at a scientific database publishing company; he lets friends and family use his SoHo pad on an almost continuous basis.
Silicon Valley printer Robert Hu's career hit a turning point when Seybold Seminars invited him to give a presentation about database publishing at its 1996 conference.
In fact, 62% of financial buyers expressed interest in information and database publishing and online media, and 54% in social marketing and marketing technologies.
The hit parade is compiled yearly by the Institute for Scientific Information (ISI), a database publishing company in Philadelphia whose information scientists comb through citations in papers from more than 7000 peer-reviewed journals.
Of the world's 20 biggest coal plant developers, 11 are Chinese, according to a database published by Urgewald.
By Tuesday evening, the Counted, a Guardian database published since 1 June, had recorded 1,058 deaths caused by law enforcement officers so far this year.
Basic geographical information obtained by surface weather observation stations in China and the 1 1000000 soil database published by the Chinese Academy of Sciences were used.
They looked at 24 million biomedical research articles in the MEDLINE database published between 1950 and 2017 with an American first author.
The reliability of the proposed and existing parametric equations was then assessed using the acrylic joint database published by the UK Department of Energy (Draft Background to New Fatigue Design Guidance for Steel Joints and Connections in Offshore Structures, 1995).
Using a database published by Hartford Seminary, a theological college in Connecticut, Auerbach catalogued megachurches – "and I use their definition for this", she stresses – in Protestant denominations, which claim to have weekly congregations of over 2,000 people.
