Examples of using These databases in English and their translations into Arabic
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Online Databases:: The library joins online databases to serve university research and academic process. These databases benefits both students and faculty members. All researchers can access these databases through the library website in and outside campus, using this link: Online Databases. .
information of missing persons, including DNA and tissue samples, for the purpose of locating a disappeared person, and has placed a duty on States to protect at all times the personal information contained in these databases.
Passive sonar systems may have large sonic databases, but the sonar operator usually finally classifies the signals manually. A computer system frequently uses these databases to identify classes of ships, actions(i.e. the speed of a ship, or the type of weapon released), and even particular ships. Publications for classification of sounds are provided by and continually updated by the US Office of Naval Intelligence.
However, these databases are not complementary.
These databases consist of both biophysical and socio-economic information.
These databases are mainly obtained from individual laboratories
These databases are often subject to wide-ranging exemptions from the domestic legal system.
While some of these databases are in the public domain, others are privately owned.
Advise my students to be cautious with the data they can find in these databases.
Most of these databases are freely available, and many are now available on the Internet.
The data included in these databases are available to the public only for pure consultation.
Analytical databases use these databases because of their ability to deliver answers to complex business queries swiftly.
That in turn defines the potential market value of these databases to the general public
For information about the content of these databases and the procedures for accessing them, call ext. 37416.
These databases are currently controlled and managed by two
please consider signing on to the letter of support for these databases.
These databases, which for the first time feature high frequency but low intensity disasters, are of high significance for Arab States.
These databases have been the foundation for a series of recent WCMC reports on the status of small island developing States biodiversity.
The output from these databases continues to serve as a useful tool for assisting States, particularity at the initial stages of their legislative process.
These databases will provide vital information that is accurate and comparable from one area to the next and from one country to the next.