Sentence examples similar to hall database from inspiring English sources

There are nearly numerous related resources in the 103 Barnes Hall Career Library database on internships, careers, employers, and fellowship that can be located by key word.

Dr. Hall's database is the latest example of a recent explosion of popular and scholarly interest in the African diaspora, the scattering of African people after they left or were removed from their home continent.

Many were identified from the town hall pet database and the excrement returned as "Lost Property" in a box bearing the town's insignia.

Like many genealogists, Mr. Hall uses a personal database to store the information about his relatives that he gathers.

People can choose either to deliver copies of their AD on euthanasia to a number of people (of whom their physician might be one) or to register it at the city hall in a federal database, but this is not mandatory.

"They can't go around and find all the old documents and do the translations, but now we're starting to get these amazing databases like Gwen Hall's, and people can use them.

The app is going to be free so monetisation is likely to be tied to food outlets, says Hall. "When we have a database of value that is the point when we reach out and say what value can we provide to restaurant groups all around the world," he says.

The Chapin Hall Center for Children at the University of Chicago created a database on social programs in the state of Illinois that made the research possible.

(l) Developers at UC Berkeley School of Informationn, South Hall) coding to crawl and archive federal databases.

Long-term survival outcome was obtained by consulting hospital databases and by consulting patient's town hall registries.

The full database of internships is available in 119 Ives Hall.