Sentence examples for search transactions from inspiring English sources

This is the same software the company uses internally to help it power thousands of search transactions per second.

Speaking at our TechCrunch Baltics event today in Riga, Latvia, Gints Ernestsons, Clusterpoint's co-founder and CEO, says customers like Clusterpoint because reduces the number of search transactions required to access relevant data.

This article presents a review and foundation for conducting Web search transaction log analysis.

After considering Yahoo's request and taking into account Yahoo's previous feedback about our prior search proposal, Microsoft determined late Friday to propose an enhanced search transaction.

With the Internet reducing search, transaction and distribution costs to near nil, savvy start-ups have been able to thwart the capitalist order and make use-value the sole value of a good once again.

As it performs its tasks, checking balances and searching transactions, it uses machine-learning algorithms to acquaint itself with the contours of typical requests.

Significant opportunities exist to reduce search and transactions costs, improve easement acceptance, and increase environmental protection via increased transaction frequency of conservation easements in this emerging market.

The sum here is many times larger than the $16.8 million that was frozen last year in Swiss banks, and it opens the possibility that authorities here will require Swiss banks to conduct a new search of transactions with the Bank of New York.

For chemical structure searching Molecule Database Framework leverages the capabilities of the Bingo Cartridge for PostgreSQL and provides type-safe searching, caching, transactions and optional method level security.

Those systems were intended to quickly execute searches and transactions by handling small bits of information at a time, rather than including many bits of data about someone's travel preferences, for instance.

Companies like Netflix, Google and Amazon rely heavily on the data its customers provide through their Internet searches, and over recent years they have poured large sums of money into data teams of computer scientists who sift through search and transaction data to find patterns.