Sentence examples for senior database from inspiring English sources
The bride's father retired as a senior database administrator at the Transportation Security Administration in Annapolis Junction, Md., and is now a database consultant in Sunnyvale.
Mr. Torres, who had been laid off from his job as a senior database marketing analyst at Scholastic, said that before taking the course, he had been getting many job interviews.
It also helps that Frenkiel's co-founder, Nikita Shamgunov, spent 6 years as a senior database engineer at Microsoft, holds a masters and PhD in computer science, has several patents to his name, and is a world medalist in computing machinery contests.
Immunology results are sent in an Excel spreadsheet via email to the senior database manager at Menzies to be linked with the main database at the time of unblinding.
We would also like to acknowledge the contribution of Colin Newell, senior database scientist, Clemens Roll, Programme Leader 2007-2008, Claudia Wallrauch for early data analysis and Samu Dube for data quality.
About this, we find the 2 ideas proposed by this referee very interesting and we are certainly open to collaborate with the REPBASE team and/or use material retrieved from this senior database to implement not only the peptidase database but also other sections of the GyDB project.
Colleen Anderson, a senior, created a database to track each legislator's constituents who have signed an online petition for the bill; 2,000 have signed so far.
We selected these aneurysms from the senior surgeon's database because they represent two frequent lesions.
Given that this is a dynamic population, with additions through ageing of the population and patients moving into the province, and losses through deaths and emigration, the actual number of seniors in the database can be expected to be higher, around 2 2.5 million patients.
"This is a recognition that Windows is an important platform for many of our customers," said Andrew Mendelsohn, senior vice president for database technology at Oracle.
"It doesn't really matter how many people are on the DNA database," a senior police officer in charge of forensics told me at a DNA conference organised by McKay Law Conferences on Wednesday.
