Sentence examples for usable database from inspiring English sources
Thanks to this, the blockchain network — when combined with a protocol like Paxos for ensuring consistency — becomes a usable database.
An important goal of the ACToR project is to develop a publicly accessible and widely usable database that gathers toxicity data associated with a large number of environmental chemicals from multiple sources [18, 42].
The EU project PROMPT [23] provides a usable database based on case studies on pedestrian comfort conducted in 6 EU countries, including France, Switzerland, Norway, Belgium, Finland and Italy.
An accurate representation of existing structures with a usable database containing the attributes and parameters of these structures will be hugely valuable addition to the initial business planning stages of many urban planning and regeneration projects.
The new API will allow Diffbot to crawl the web and parse information such as price, discounts, shipping, images, descriptions and SKUs, and then translate that into an immediately usable database format for devs to mine and repurpose however they wish.
Extracted data was converted to usable database formats and then analysed using Microsoft Excel (V2007: Microsoft Corporation, Redmond Washington, USA) and IBM SPSS Statistical program (V19.0: 2010, IBM Corporation, New York, USA).
We have developed workflows in Galaxy-P that convert RNA-Seq data into three types of readily usable proteomic databases.
In addition to be fast, reliable for non-specialist users and generating low level of false positive, these methods offer the advantage to produce outputs with complete IS sequences (transposase, accessory genes, IRs…) directly usable for databases as ISFinders.
The annotations would require label grouping in order to make the database usable for the event detection.
Miller wrote several books and directed the development of WordNet, an online word-linkage database usable by computer programs.
While a number of GIS researchers have explored the characteristics of cognitive representation and conceptual modelling (e.g. ref. [29]), it has taken many years for their findings to be incorporated into a usable framework for database representation.
