Sentence examples for innumerable databases from inspiring English sources
Computers have become indispensable workhorses for any Ph.D. student, not only for writing the manuscript but also for analysing data, communicating with colleagues and friends, and searching the Web's innumerable databases.
The new obstacles posed by encryption are greatly outweighed by new law enforcement capabilities, such as tracking location through cellphones, learning about co-conspirators through meta-data about who they text or email and accessing the innumerable new databases that create digital dossiers about individuals' lives.
The present location of the cup is represented as a sentence in its database of facts alongside those representing innumerable other features of the ongoing situation, such as the ambient temperature, the configuration of its arms, the current date, the colour of the tea-pot, and so on.
Just as there used to be lots of people with interesting but unshared documents, today there are innumerable people and organisations with useful but locked-up databases.
The basic system, which is designed to look like software from a Hollywood spy thriller, accepts huge databases and allows users to slice the information in seemingly innumerable ways.
In many developed countries, the availability of publicly-accessible databases has modified the field of public health research in general, and health services research in particular, in innumerable ways.
There are innumerable lakes.
Innumerable slumped shoulders.
There are innumerable security checks.
She made innumerable cellphone calls.
