Examples of using Online database in English and their translations into Slovak
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Register your school into the largest online database of California schools
Movebank: free, online database of animal tracking data hosted by Max Planck Institute for Ornithology.
Microsoft Dictionary is Microsoft's online database that administers the localised versions of their products(e.g. Windows OS, Office, etc.).
UpCodes' first product, an online database, gives free access to codes,
Register your school into the largest online database of Iowa schools
originally described it as“the simplest online database that could possibly work”.
The Union List of Artist Names(ULAN) is an online database using a controlled vocabulary currently containing around 293,000 names and other information about artists.
Laszlo learns from the online database that this is a regulated profession both in Croatia and in Hungary.
We at Mazda have developed the Digital Service Record system- a secure online database, where your entire service history is stored.
No online database will replace your daily newspaper,
At present the Commission receives only limited information, through an online database, about the implemen- tation of GAECs in Member States.
originally described it as'the simplest online database that could possibly work'.".
Also, the rich official online database of user-created items can be used to download 3D,
used by the police) is updated constantly, from a live online database of reports submitted by Sygic
Reported tsunamis: The National Centers for Environmental Information has an online database of tsunami reports that can be accessed through an interactive map.
The Union List of Artist Names(ULAN) is an online database using a controlled vocabulary currently containing around 293,000 names and other information about artists.
the CIA declassified 12 million pages worth of documents and uploaded them to an online database.
The activities for which grant beneficiaries can finance participation from the grants are identified in an online database(ART- Activity Reporting Tool).
originally described it as“the simplest online database that could possibly work.”.
easily accessible to the public, through a single centralised online database;