Sentence examples for far larger database from inspiring English sources
COSTAR.COM This company has 75,000 subscribers in the United States and Europe, though a far larger database than LoopNet.
Mr. Murphy declined to speculate on the value of the database, but he said that earlier this year he represented a client that liquidated a far larger database for $210,000, suggesting the Toysmart data might not be so lucrative.
Mrs. Clinton, as a former first lady and a two-term senator, has a far larger database of donors than does Mr. Obama, who was first elected in 2004.
Further, while Viguerie's mail lists are not to be confused with the far larger databases of the D.N.C. and R.N.C., his vision of what a directory of targets makes possible -- what kind of leverage it offers a candidate -- corresponds with the aims of both parties.
Mrs. Clinton, as a veteran of her husband's two campaigns and her own two Senate races in New York, started off with a far larger donor database and greater name recognition than Mr. Obama, of Illinois, and she had been widely expected to do significantly better than him in fund-raising for this period.
Herein, we built so far the largest database of bound templates with stringent quality control.
Herein, we built so far the largest database of bound templates from PDB database with stringent quality control.
This data has been computationally transferred to 18 related organisms (see Table 1), making it so far the largest database of regulatory network targeted to the CMNR group.
In the end, they produced a database far larger than in previous studies.
Again this is most likely a problem of database size, notably audio speech synthesis databases are often far larger than the 8 minutesentencesthates that we use as the basis for our system; however, the problem of capturing and processing a large corpus of visual speech movements needs to be solved to address this issue.
With routine contract publication, similar databases could be replicated on a far larger scale at the country and global level.
