Database: Anything that accepts data is a database. A pile of newspapers is a database. A computer database has the ability to manipulate that data. It is possible to attach applications to that database to search the contents.

 

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Database: Anything that accepts data is a database. A pile of newspapers is a database. A computer database has the ability to manipulate that data. It is possible to attach applications to that datab . . . View Full Definition

Hazardous Substance Release And Health Effects Database (Hazdat): The scientific and administrative database system developed by ATSDR to manage data collection, retrieval, and analysis of site-specific information on hazardous substances, community health . . . View Full Definition

Intelligent Roaming Database (IRDB): A list of acceptable and unacceptable networks for a phone to roam with stored either on a SIM card or in the phone.

Relational Database: A method in which data is stored in multiple tables so that the data can be organized by pre-defined relationships.

Term Vector Database: A weighted index of documents which aims to understand the topic of documents based on how similar they are to other documents, and then match the most relevant documents to a search query b . . . View Full Definition

Stark Star: According to the Geilweilerhof database (see 'Foreword' above) this complex V.labrusca/vinifera/aestivalis variety was derived from a Catawba seed x (Norton or Hermann) cross and released ab . . . View Full Definition

Silvaner (Gruen): (a.k.a Sylvaner). Now regarded as indigenous to Austria, DNA analysis (2002) showing that it is derived from a Traminer x Österreichisch Weiss cross, the latter variety being a Heunisch seed . . . View Full Definition

Salvador (Noire): This red-fleshed grape cultivar is reported to be the popular name of the Seibel 123 hybrid. It is presently listed as grown on small acreages in Brazil, Romania, Spain and the USA. Currentl . . . View Full Definition

Roussanne: According to the Geilweilerhof database this variety has many synonym names including Fromental Noir, Bergeron in the french Savoie region and Fromenteau, the latter name not to be confused . . . View Full Definition

Tempranillo: Fine winegrape used in best quality red wines of Spain and Portugal. Also known under the synonym names of Cencibel in La Mancha and as Ull de Llebre in Catalonia. Has over thirty synonym na . . . View Full Definition