Sentence examples for start a database from inspiring English sources

He received enough responses to start a database.

She hoped to start a database of athletes over 85, testing various physiological parameters.

"In 2000, the government decided to start a database of sperm donors and that led to a dramatic decline," he says.

"We used to measure the time it takes to get to TV as a degree of success for an Internet meme," said Jamie Wilkinson, who helped start a database of Internet memes called Know Your Meme, and now runs a video start-up called VHX.tv.

These have been analysed to start a database of local extreme gust vectors.

Another option: the fitness association IDEA recently started a database, FitnessConnect, on its site, ideafit.com, that allows users to find a personal trainer by location, age and specialty.

In 2009, federal authorities started a database of missing people and of information from the remains of unidentified bodies, aimed specifically at solving some of these sorts of mysteries.

In 2015, we started a database of references and publications about Intervention Mapping, which now contains over 750 titles (accessible via the Intervention Mapping website http://interventionmapping.com/references).

Typical are guys like 20-year-old Joshua Newman, a junior at Yale who started a database consulting firm, then discovered that the "day-to-day nitty-gritty of running a business wasn't that much fun".

In 1992 he started a database of cattle, sheep and pigs that includes their diets, their drug intake, their genealogies, even the pesticides used on the fields where they graze.

Some companies are moving toward more disclosure, and the industry will soon start a public database of these chemicals.