Sentence examples for tape database from inspiring English sources

Among all live births and fetal deaths with a GA of 22 weeks and over, cases that correspond to the abnormal or missing data that occurred during data collection in the municipalities or during entry onto the magnetic tape database were excluded.

The final study sample constituted 10,021,275 live births, 63,972 fetal deaths and 16,862 early neonatal deaths for singletons, which appeared in the table of the annual report from the MHLW, and 192,987 live births, 5,539 fetal deaths and 1,830 early neonatal deaths for twins from the magnetic tape database.

Like most data centers, Tukwila comprises a sprawling array of servers, load balancers, routers, fire walls, tape-backup libraries and database machines, all resting on a raised floor of removable white tiles, beneath which run neatly arrayed bundles of power cabling.

Under assessment area e) it was recommended that the backup frequency to the data haven should be increased (significant), and that backup tapes for the DB2 database should be stored in a fire-proof safe away from the machine room (merits attention).

She then laboriously analyzed the tapes, creating vast databases comparing the behavior of parents and children in both two- and single-parent families.

The computer terminal, typically linked to a large mainframe computer where the encyclopaedia's contents were stored as an electronic database on magnetic tape or disc, became the key to editorial production.

Upon recognizing Dr. Fell in the surveillance tape, Pazzi accesses the ViCAP database of wanted fugitives.

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The entire database can be rented on computer tape for about $22,000.

The underlying components of a Tier-1 site consist of online (disk) storage, archival (tape) storage, computing (process farms), and structured information (database) storage.

The database is now backed up to magnetic tapes every evening and the database can be recovered to any point in time during the last two months.