Collection of statistics

Usage examples of database.

The essay profiles the companies jockeying to speed up the annotation process through universal programs and accessible databases.

Our people can use commercial software to do stand alone jobs or pull down the apps from our servers, or they can tap into our database, or into the huge databases on the Internet to pull in reference data.

I want the emergency ID so I can go in and alter my database record to remove the two dibs against me.

I voice-command the database to retrieve all the potential donors within my zip code who have dibs against both their hearts and livers.

He was in the AFIS database from when he was arrested with Weir on those reckless endangerment charges in New Jersey.

Annette does a double-take as her thesaurus conspires with her open government firmware and dumps a geographical database of city social services into her sensorium.

The Rhadamanthus Law-mind is a property of my client, Helion, who must use that same database for his legal matters.

Its knowbots return from a relict database with the curious fact that Ship had once possessed a fleet of such vessels, but this knowledge has fallen out of active memory and exists now, in fragments only, in unused bins.

Preliminary predictive databasing indicates positive ozonation yields without statistically significant shifts in lateral ecosystem equilibria.

There were databases accessible only through the biotech labs, but he would have to return to his practicum to view them, and that would mean he would have to explain his absence.

It would have scored a match in the alias database and taken them to Raynard Waits and his prior arrest for prowling.

They were stored in flash memory in the database back at Systematix, easily reachable on this system.

Over the years, as companies went out of business or were absorbed in mergers, many site maps and plans were misplaced or deleted from databases, and when operations moved on from one sector to another, nobody spent the money or the time needed to go back and remap the excavated areas.

AIMSX was an internal business network for BellSouth, where telco employees stored electronic mail, databases, memos, and calendars, and did text processing.

So Toolie would fill out the forms, and as soon as he was gone the secretary would call up the business database, verify their license, and throw out the forms.