Examples of using Into a database in English and their translations into Japanese
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In the case of Galaxy Zoo, anyone who is interested can qualify to go online and classify different kinds of stars situated in distant galaxies and enter the information into a database.
The image-based reader also captures the tax stamp number so it can be entered into a database along with the bottle number in case of an audit.
In the case of Galaxy Zoo, anyone who is interested can qualify to go online and classify different kinds of stars situated in distant galaxies and enter the information into a database.
You can save all the information about the songs in a playlist or your library as a text file or XML file so that you can import it into a database or use it in another application.
The Company will strive to maintain accurate and updated personal data(Personal Information that has been compiled into a database) within the scope required to achieve the purposes of use.
First, Pentaho was used to process the inspection records and collate them into a database to facilitate the identification of trends based on numerous different analysis considerations(to find clues for identifying inspection checks with the potential to be shortened).
All the data were entered into a database, which designers now use to select non-hazardous materials. Environmental audits are also conducted before finished products are shipped, in order to check if prohibited chemicals are contained in products.
Blue Prism's'Robotic Process Automation' software mimics the way humans complete rules-based tasks, such as manually entering data from a paper form into a database.
However, If it is illegal when that information obtained through unlawful acts, as clicking a phone or hack into a database and made public.
To create a substantial research infrastructure, approximately 300,000 Japanese pre-modern texts are being scanned into a database that combine the resulting data with existing bibliographic information.
Export reports For example, send them to another administrator, or import them into a database, spreadsheet, or word processor for further analysis or organization.
It is very common to create an object using an object literal when you want to transfer a series of structured, related data items in some manner, for example sending a request to the server to be put into a database.
JLL has accumulated data on a diversity of development projects it has undertaken in the past into a database, and has a system with which it can examine quotes presented from an architecture office or a general contractor to find waste and negotiate.
Stories were accumulated from news mediaa over a period of approximately two years and assembled into a database(“A”) of 152 events, most of which occurred between 1993 and 2001(media stories sometimes reported sequelae, such as court proceedings).
Additionally, it can convert documents to electronic format, allowing for the accumulation of paper documents as data, which not only provides a paperless work environment, but also makes it possible to accumulate documents that were formerly stored in paper format into a database.
Meanwhile, group members studied seasonal productive activities and annual events in Tadami. In addition, they conducted field studies such as recording the narratives of the elders as well as indoor assignments such as taking photos of folk implements, turning information cards on the implements into a database and turning various materials into visual contents.
MATSUZAWA Kazumi examined how common sense is grasped in engineering. KASAHARA Kaname, Research Scientist at CS Lab, introduced"Concept Base"(the basic technology of Text Engineering, where the meanings of words are made into a database) which is automatically built up from the electronic dictionary.
Meanwhile, records of the two years of activities that were provided from the participating organizations(daily report) have been gradually integrated into a database and compiled by a records group of the salvage committee, which was located in the National Research Institute for Cultural Properties, Tokyo.
These include materials from the end of the revolution through the mid-1960s which are being opened to the public under new 30-year declassification laws. There is a plan to spend ten months and 100,000 dollars to compile an explanatory list and turn it into a database so that researchers from around the world will be able to access the data.
It was all going into a database.