Sentence examples for flexible queries from inspiring English sources

Winsor, G. L. et al. The Burkholderia Genome Database: facilitating flexible queries and comparative analyses.

Video databases with dynamic feature extraction offer the possibility for powerful and flexible queries.

This paper is situated in the area of flexible queries addressed to regular relational databases.

This includes among others database design, preferences for flexible queries and fuzzy functional dependencies and redundancy.

For interactive alignment of genome sequences, BLAST26 was performed by ViroBLAST26, an independent web server for flexible queries of similar nucleotide and amino acid sequences.

Finally, a qualitative and quantitative study about the use of flexible queries on relational databases is included in this work, as well.

The most flexible query language is of course natural language.

In recent years, ImmPort has introduced new features to facilitate fast and flexible querying across hundreds of datasets and research domains in a time-efficient manner.

We propose in this paper a flexible querying system using the domain ontology to scan simultaneously local and Web data, this in order to feed the predictive modeling tools available on the Sym'Previus platform.

The objective of this paper is to investigate how (and under which conditions) other aggregate functions (such as the maximum…) could be applied to fuzzy sets in a flexible query.

This tool includes (i) a MAP simulation module combining mass transfer models and respiration of the food, (ii) a multi-criteria flexible querying module which handles imprecise, uncertain and missing data stored in the database.