Sentence examples for graphical database from inspiring English sources

In what is perhaps one of the most visually striking uses of Google BigQuery to analyze cryptocurrency data, graphic designer Thomas Silkjaer exported Wind's data to a special graphical database, called Neo4J, that visually renders data in ways that make patterns more apparent.

It allows a user to build and modify a graphical database on a large format video display.

For "finding needles in haycocks", the knowledge navigation component supports graphical database retrieval and interactive, goal-oriented problem solving.

ThingWorx, a start-up based in Pennsylvania, is using a graphical database structure in conjunction with tagging, in order to provide the maximum quantity of information about the data (metadata) as the data enters the database.

Later, when users want to analyze the data, they can then make use of those tags, as well as the relationships between the data displayed in the graphical database, which represents logical collections of data.

ThingWorx, in its early client implementations, has also flourished by capturing and preserving much more about what is known about data in addition to expressing the relationships between data in ways that are not possible outside of a graphical database.

Graphical Abstract Database fingerprint captures the key information of molecular databases to perform chemical space characterization and virtual screening.

I am indebted to C. Simpson for his exceptional graphical and database skills that were essential in preparing the figures, and I am very grateful for the provision of papers, figures and data from their own research by N. Arnell, P. Glennie, Y. Hirabayashi, D. Hoeinghaus, E. Latrubesse, H. Paltan and C. Zarfl.

We have developed a graphical image database CancerProView (URL: http://cancerproview.dmb.med.keio.ac.jp/php/cpv.html) to assist the search for alterations of the motifs/domains in the cancer-related proteins that are caused by mutations in the corresponding genes.

The results of the microarray experiments can be interactively interrogated in an on-line graphical GBrowse database at, where the fold ratio, number of observations for each gene, Student's t-test, Cyber-T p-values, XNG and NGO annotations, and the microarray probe locations can be visualized, and searched using chromosomal locations, gene names, or gene identifiers.

Here, I present a graphical web-database of morphological characters focusing on placental mammals, in tandem with a combined-data phylogenetic analysis of placental mammal phylogeny.