Sentence examples for information stores from inspiring English sources
The phrase "information stores" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English
It is typically used to refer to places or systems where information is stored, such as databases, libraries, or computer servers. Example: "The company's information stores were compromised in a cyber attack, resulting in the loss of sensitive customer data."
They tap into Amazon's increasingly appealing online world of entertainment and information stores.
Nucleic acids (DNA and its cousin, RNA) act as information stores.
While large stations provide national news, Miyako Disaster's founder, Hisao Hashimoto, said his fills a need for very local information: stores that are open, goods that are for sale and above all, messages from people looking for missing friends and family members.
Perhaps the most currently available technologies most similar to KEF are "web 2.0" information stores.
When dealing with secondary knowledge, human cognition requires a very large information store, the contents of which are acquired largely by obtaining information from other information stores.
Exchange is dependent on disk storage for two things: to save messages in the information stores (.edb,.stm) and to create transaction logs that will hold all operations before they are committed to the databases.
Information stored in the cloud deserves similar safeguards.
That's the density of information stored in these things".
Although humans are adept at processing information stored in their memories, analog information stored external to the mind is not processed easily.
Mr. Wagner said that the information stored on the defibrillator would be examined.
XDegrees, based in Mountain View, Calif., makes software for securely viewing information stored on corporate networks.
