Examples of using These databases in English and their translations into Arabic
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These databases won't search themselves.
But as I perused our tips and other sites, I found we andothers have quite a list of how-to tips to use these databases.
The ability to keep these databases up-to-date, however, was hampered by resource constraints and lack of expertise.
This is one of the most significant factors to take into consideration when using these databases as part of a proper and accurate investigation.
These databases are programmed in the CDS/ISIS for Windows software, which is being developed and distributed by UNESCO.
An evaluation report1 on the statisticaldatabases highlights a number of issues regarding these databases that need to be addressed.
Making these databases available on the United Nations Web site in all official languages entails the translation of all the elements.
Unfortunately, until institutions like NIH and EMBL are willing orable to fund these databases, I'm not sure that's thats a solution.
These databases, available on the Global Urban Observatory ' s web site, have been a significant breakthrough in the area of urban statistics.
The demands of scientific research, open, shared data,require a funding model that maintains the publicly available nature of these databases.
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 have been the foundation for a series of recent WCMC reports on the status of small island developing States biodiversity.
Another weakness observed by OIOS was theunevenness of discipline in updating the substantive content of many of these databases as well as insufficient user knowledge about them.
Drawing on these databases, it is now possible to quickly create specific news focus pages in all languages in response to rapidly changing news requirements.
The Monitoring Team recommends that the Committee, following consultations with the Secretariat and the Monitoring Team,approach INTERPOL for Secretariat access to these databases.
These databases have the purpose of registering and sharing information, at the national level, about proposed, ongoing and completed public investment initiatives.
I am not sure that government or institutional funding can financially keep up with housing the infrastructure needed to maintain andfurther develop these databases so that all the data generated can remain publicly and freely accessible.
These databases provide the basis, inter alia, for conduct of a range of analyses enabling flexible, targeted use of resources in response to particular trends.
In view of the changes in the monitoring agenda with the urgency of monitoring the Millennium Development Goals, and the recommendations of the evaluation team,UN-HABITAT decided to revisit these databases in order to increase the response rate and to improve the quality of data.
These databases include not only a list of geographical names, but also such information as pronunciation, code numbers and locations that can easily be accessed.
The Committee notes with concern that these databases are no longer in operation and that there is no data collection system covering child protection matters relevant to the Optional Protocol.
These databases should include not only information about the environment, but also about who is actively investigating that environment, in order to facilitate further collaboration.
It was recognized in the reports that these databases would be a valuable asset in the national efforts to combat desertification, especially if coordinated and effectively linked to the establishment of a national desertification information system.
These databases would track the funding and expenditure of all tsunami-related activities, including long-term reconstruction(beyond the flash appeal).
These databases will ultimately increase the access of women and girls to critical information and foster greater interaction and information flow among the target audience.
These databases contain national and subnational level information on climate, vegetation, soils, geology and drainage, agriculture and land use, human and livestock populations, forests and wildlife, to mention but a few.
These databases contain classifications, spellings, pronunciations, etc., of geographical names(about 480,000 at present) that are compiled and managed as" town divisions"(cho) and" village blocks"(aza) files nationwide.
In the context of Plasma, these databases are blockchains and the tree-like structure of the chains allows for MapReduce to be applied as a way to facilitate the verification of the data within the tree of chains, which greatly increases the efficiency of the network.
These databases are usually consulted by Brazilian consular authorities before the issuing of visa for individuals who want to travel to Brazil, if there is any reason to believe that a particular person may be linked to any kind of terrorist activities.