Sentence examples for databases started from inspiring English sources

The retrospective headnote classification of the cases in Lexis's case databases, started in 1999, was created primarily although not exclusively with computer algorithms.

Also founded in the 1990s, RCDB, like the other databases, started as a personal obsession and found a community of contributors that kept the site growing in content and traffic.

This development of standard databases started to receive a notable attention in the early 1990s and the process still continues.

Concurrently, web servers and databases started accumulating annotations and derived/simulated quantities related to the original experimental structures.

The recruitment of the GPs, followed by the search in the patient databases started in September 2003.

With the development of genomics in the 1990s, databases started to focus more on the genetic diversity of the new variants being regularly discovered than on their epidemiology and frequencies.

Proquest has announced scheduled maintenance on its databases, starting at 10pm on Thursday, 5/5, and lasting approximately 2 hours.

The SCOPe website provides integrated access to all data from the SCOP and ASTRAL databases, starting with version 1.55, the first version featuring stable identifiers.

Support Vector Machines (SVM) have been widely used in data-mining and Big Data applications as modern commercial databases start to attach an increasing importance to the analytic capabilities.

Google readily and usefully computes answers on common questions such as metric conversions and it recently launched a feature that culls information from public databases, starting with census and labor data.

Both the deformation information within the GVP's VOTW database and the COMET volcano databases start by categorising by volcano using the Smithsonian list of volcanoes active in the Holocene.