Sentence examples for database talk from inspiring English sources

BEAUTYJUNGLE.COM Features: "Eye of the Beholder" essays on beauty; magazine- product-review database; "Talk of Tinseltown" describes how to get the stars' looks.

If databases talk to each other, such errors will be replicated through the system.Tell me what you knowThe best way to deal with the increasing power that databases give the government is to balance it with commensurate power for citizens.

The lawsuits centre on publicity surrounding the boy's questioning last month by police who were investigating the hack into the database of TalkTalk, the phone and broadband provider.

So the database is talking to you.

Getting all those databases to talk to one another was a big technical challenge, but once he did, Meyers saw big demand from builders and others gearing up for the housing boom.

Calls from several other Texas lawyers followed, Mr. Kane said, so he began checking federal databases and talking to other lawyers.

Data was taken from an underlying customer database that was part of TalkTalk's acquisition of Tiscali's UK operations in 2009, the ICO said.

In line with similar concepts in other database technologies, we will talk about graph data management systems (GDBMS) and graph database systems (GDBS).

It can be a somewhat difficult database to negotiate, so talk to a librarian for help if you're unsure.

Some participants had a greater challenge of introducing several databases in their talks such as Pantelis Bagos from the University of Thessaly who introduced gpDB and ExTopoDB as well as OMPdb (5).

And there is talk of a database to identify "no shows"―people who accept many job offers, and don't bother to let the places they decide not to work at know they are not coming.Mr Yorke predicts that Indian firms will soon be outsourcing their own least skilled jobs to China.