Sentence examples for technology and database from inspiring English sources

Mr. Prugh, also 30, is a business analyst in Arlington, Va., for SSCI, an information technology and database consultancy.

This paper describes the PetroGrapher system, an intelligent database application to support petrographic analysis, interpretation of oil reservoir rocks, and management of relevant data using resources from both knowledge-based system technology and database technology.

One disadvantage of metabolomics, however, is that results are easily be affected by diet, and the technology and database capacity are not sufficiently large for deeper analysis at this moment.

Librarians may need to have strong information technology and database skills.

The agency plans a major effort to use new technology and databases at local jails so law enforcement officers can determine at booking whether immigrants have previously committed serious crimes or immigration violations.

Even within SAP, there is huge demand for people to create new technologies in areas like cloud computing, mobile technology and databases, but there is also a need for people like me who can act as the bridge between our technology and companies' business problems.

Indeed, in many ways Secure Communities is already the sort of program on which people on all sides of the debate should be able to agree: it piggybacks on existing technology and databases, and it lets federal agents decide how to proceed, rather than relying on state and local police officers with little knowledge of immigration law.

Co-founder and chief executive Samir Desai said that while his company had certainly benefited from the 2008-13 banking crisis and the consequent collapse of trust in High Street banks, it is new open-source technologies and databases that have enabled P2P lending companies to grow.

Today's visual and verbal culture is exploding out of the spaces and containers traditionally assigned to their existence and value thanks to the technologies and databases at the fingertips of us all.

These risks will increase as technologies and databases used for re-identification become affordable and more sophisticated.

Further integration of multiple '-omics' technologies and databases would aid design of optimal network-based multi-target drugs as well as betterment of translational research.