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Across Europe, at least 25,000 speed cameras are in use, said Arpad Nemeth, the owner of Poiplaza, a firm in Budapest that manages a database of 4.7 million points of interest logged by their precise geographic coordinates.
Last year, in a report by President Obama's task force on 21st-century policing, law enforcement officials and others recommended that the Justice Department establish a database in partnership with the International Association of Directors of Law Enforcement Standards and Training, which manages a database of officers who have been stripped of their police powers.
Specifically, we assume that each client owns a password indexed by i, and the server manages a database of size N, which contains all the passwords for each client.
The group has produced a series of reports, manages a database of thousands of experts willing to speak to the press, and issues an annual award, the John Maddox Prize, for "individuals who promote sound science and evidence on a matter of public interest, facing difficulty or hostility in doing so".
POST also manages a database which can be queried by individual researchers for detections of their transmitters.
NICE provides guidance, sets quality standards and manages a database to improve health and prevent and treat illness.
A DB manager for managing a database file on the PDA device was created (Figure 8).
"I basically had to know everything about managing a database.
Since December 2011, the Sousa Mendes Foundation has managed a database of those he helped, built in large part on a visa registry book discovered in Bordeaux.
Chet Smith, a soft-spoken Iron Mountain veteran, sat at a workstation, affixing bar codes to a stack of cardboard boxes, inspecting a padded case full of laboratory slides, and managing a database of the Mountain's contents.
Yet the office, whose size and budget is classified, came under fierce criticism in 2005 after it was disclosed that it was managing a database that included information about antiwar protests planned at churches, schools and Quaker meeting halls.
