Sentence examples for time to the database from inspiring English sources

They included everything from wire fraud, computer fraud, and reckless damaging JSTOR – the latter justified by the prosecution due to the down time to the database during Swartz's mass scraping – and the prosecution said that Swartz had "stolen … millions of dollars" worth of "property".

They included everything from wire fraud, computer fraud, and reckless damaging JSTOR--the latter justified by the prosecution due to the down time to the database during Swartz's mass scraping--and the prosecution said that Swartz had "stolen … millions of dollars" worth of "property".

The study population included all women who contributed follow-up time to the database after the age of 55 years.

Finally, half of QEAR volcanoes had their first eruption prior to 36.4 ka; this may be an appropriate time to consider the database geographically representative.

The Last Mile of the Internet In a technical brief, "Front-End Optimization on the Akamai Intelligent Platform," it shows a graph on the web pages loading in terms of back-end (10%) or database calls time to the middle mile and front-end last mile (90% combined) "delivering content to the end user".

"There are more and more connected cars out there, and those connected cars are sending a lot of data in the background all the time to big databases the car manufacturers have built," Volkow explained.

"I was not just somebody out there doing a blog, but I took the time to build a database, to build, I don't know what the word is, my own journalistic standards before putting it out there".

While most law enforcement officials were optimistic about the new program on Long Island, most agreed it would take time to build up the database.

This allowed it, for only the second time, to build a database of its supporters.

In a FFR model, as we [ 28] and others [ 25, 26] proposed, the CPU time to span a database like ZINC should explode to an unachievable cost.

The hash value is used as a hash address to reduce the search time to locate the tag in the database from a large number of records.