HP itself will use the software to sift through its all-too-many databases to create new engineering plans.
The following year, a key leader of the SOPA/PIPA victory, Aaron Swartz, took his own life while facing decades in jail for allegedly downloading too many articles from an online database.
It is difficult to dig out detailed information from the position conservation correlation matrix R(con)L×L of PDZ database, because too many conservative positions complicate the analysis.
This is necessary in some cases so that API providers can 1) better prevent databases crashing from too many requests, 2) collect analytics on requests to their API to provide better performance, etc., and 3) provide user level modification of rules for interacting with the API.
"As you can imagine, there aren't too many patents in that category from that time, so the database was very small," she said.
A BLAST search of the GenBank database with the deduced ORF6, ORF7, and ORF8 amino acid sequences generated too many strong matches to easily determine their functions.
He argued that the company had too many products, and initially said it needed four independent business units, one each for security, data storage, databases and network management.
In my mind's eye, I could instantly see my database search coming up with the always frustrating "your search criteria resulted in too many records found".
It has not, however, achieved its founding mandate: there are simply too many objects in too many museums, and too many simmering intellectual-property issues, to make a unified database feasible even now.
Too many steals, too many layups.
