Sentence examples for yet another database from inspiring English sources

The officer then tried to verify The Times's size, Mr. Elkins said, by turning to yet another database, the Dynamic Small Business Search maintained by the S.B.A., "using the DUNS that was initially provided by The N.Y.

The Post article described analysts using "selectors" that are "designed to produce at least 51percentt confidence in a target's 'foreignness.' " If they turn out to have targeted "U.S. content" — beyond all the incidental information on Americans that's swept up — they are supposed to submit it to yet another database, "but it's nothing to worry about".

Following last week's appearance of a white iPhone 4 in Best Buy's inventory system, the most mythical handset of the smartphone world (It's like Big Foot and the Lochness Monster pooled their money to build a phone designed by a Unicorn) has just appeared in yet another database — but this time, it's AT&T's.

The presence of several databases devoted to VFs may beg the question of why yet another database is needed and how PATRIC VF resource differs from the others.

This further justifies the applicability of the proposed scheme for palmprint recognition on yet another kind of database where palmprint samples are captured in a contactless fashion.

The officer may have been referring to yet another burgeoning secret database that the federal government calls its "consolidated terrorism watchlist".

There was initial concern that EA could be yet another business whose account databases had been breached – and it would not be the first time the company would find itself in this situation, had that been the case.

Most police departments decide to hang onto those license-plate images anyway, creating yet another set of vast databases of innocent people's location history that's easy to abuse.

The company today announced the first public preview of SQL Server 2019 and while yet another update to a proprietary database may not seem all that exciting at first glance, Microsoft is trying to do a few rather interesting things with this update.

Limited reporting of disasters in Brunei to international databases constitutes yet another major national cause of vulnerability.

With the Internet of Things bringing billions of new devices online in the next few years – from cars to smart homes to public utilities and healthcare systems – even more metadata will be fed into the global commercial databases, adding yet another rich and often unprotectedlayer of information about organizations, individuals and nations.