databank in the PONS Dictionary

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This site also provides a databank for court sentences.
en.wikipedia.org
Accord maintains a databank of information, which brings together and summarises research about the current policy implications of state funded faith schools and their practices.
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The network functions as a community, databank, reference tool and marketplace for specialist information in the field of architecture and building construction.
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Both websites are used for publishing material from seminars, workshops and training sessions, as well as links to important terminology databanks and other terminology-related sites.
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The databank format is used for data of a fixed annual sample frequency (annual, quarterly, monthly) and for undated data.
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The databank is protected by a range of security features and can not be accessed by external parties, including police.
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A databank file is formatted in a linewise structure.
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They can provide playback from their memory databanks when necessary, can be programmed to perform numerous functions and may, or may not be, anatomically correct.
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He also claimed that a back-up databank was also deleted.
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It will then compare the barcode to the databank.
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