Sentence examples for photo database from inspiring English sources

Ms. Steinberg justified the College Board's decision to release a photo database to colleges, despite ACT Inc.'s decision to refrain.

The Undergraduate Research Apprentice will become familiar with the photo database of the project using Adobe Lightroom, a program they will be trained in using.

On Monday, Ohio's attorney general, Mike DeWine, confirmed reports that law enforcement officers in his state, without public notice, had deployed facial-recognition software on its driver's license photo database, ostensibly to identify criminal suspects.

We expect the mere existence of this "name and photo" database will stand as a strong deterrent to any test-taker who might still consider impersonation while the access-controlled functionality of the database will prevent misuse by score recipients.

I'd certainly put it in every art department, every magazine or newspaper, so that the art people would be inspired and search a little more than pulling up some photo database.

German officials reopened an investigation into Facebook's facial recognition technology Wednesday, contending the social network giant was illegally compiling a vast photo database of users without their consent, reports Kevin J. O'Brien for The New York Times from Berlin.

Attaching the information about the camera's direction will supposedly help create even more sophisticated photo databases in the future.

It stipulated the maintenance of photo databases of individual specimens and the collection of genetic and migration data in order to better understand the species, which remains at risk from ship collisions and entanglement in fishing nets.

Later Tuesday, John Byrne, a spokesman for Ms. Rice, said she was "sensitive to concerns about discrimination in the admissions process and defers to the experts at the testing companies regarding college access to photo databases".

The FBI's system searches not just its own database, but also photo databases maintained by seven participating states, the US Department of State – which issues passports – and the US Department of Defense, shared among federal law enforcement agencies and the participating agencies, though access on the state level is obtained through the FBI.

The fact that F.B.I. officials chose to make the video images public suggested to some people familiar with law enforcement tactics that they have not been able to match them with faces in government photo databases, said Jim Albers, senior vice president at MorphoTrust USA, which supplies facial recognition technology to the United States.