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Some search strategies in the World Patents Index are exclusively for subscribers to the printed service. Such as  [Pg.207]

Manual Code Chemical Code Ring Index Number Derwent Compound Number Derwent Registry Number Plasdoc Key Serials Fragment Code [Pg.207]

Subscribers Access Non-Subscribers Access Learn File [Pg.207]

3 million pieces of graphic information will be available very soon. There will be just one graphic display document. These displays can be downloaded from the separate database WPIGRAPH (Fig. 128). [Pg.207]

Hydroconversion catalyst for prepn of esp middle distillates from Fischer - Tropsch hydrocarbon(s) - comprises platinum supported on silica-alumina carrier with impregnation carried out under acidic conditions and in presence of liq.. [Pg.208]


It is our wish to share the data contained in this database with those interested in carrying some research on it. The authors can be reached by mail to get detailed information regarding how to join the project in order to gain access to the database. [Pg.255]

The end result of the MRA is a database of agreed and technically validated and reviewed CMCs currently there are over 14,000, generally in the fields of physical and chemical measurements that can be used as references by a multitude of users. Access to the database is through www.bipm.org. [Pg.122]

The Munich Information Center for Protein Sequences (MIPS) (Mewes et al., 2000) collects and processes sequence data for the PIR-International Protein Sequence Database project. Access to the database is provided through its Web server, http //www.mips.biochem.mpg.de/. The implementation of PrIAn (Protein Input and Annotation) data input has greatly increased database entries of PIR-International. [Pg.214]

Database Tier. In a three-tier programming architecture, the database tier resides on a server computer with access to the databases and the programs that manage them. [Pg.403]

There should be controlled access to the trial-related information entered and stored in computers. The method of access control should be specified (e.g. password protection) and a list of people who have access to the database should be maintained. [Pg.446]

Typically, for BRIO " application development a database administrator can provide a catalog hie that contains the necessary connection information for the database of interest. Permission must also typically be granted for access to the database outside of the normal data-access application. BRIO hies can be deployed as Web applicahons provided the client machine has the BRIO plug-in for Microsoft Internet Explorer. The graphing options within BRIO are somewhat limited for complex scienhhc charting and visualizahon. However, ad hoc queries have the hexibility and power to create custom data pivot tables that can be automatically exported... [Pg.522]

Both the management environment and the work environment access a common management database. However, they access it in different ways, i.e., they invoke different kinds of functions. The work environment is restricted to those functions which may be invoked by a designer. The management environment provides more comprehensive access to the database. For example, the manager may modify the structure of a task net, which is not allowed for a designer. [Pg.309]

Click Launch Program. A Java Web Start window will open to show the progress of the download (see Note 2). At this step, the client portion of the program is installed on your computer (see Note 3) this allows access to the database that resides on the www.virology.ca server. [Pg.189]

This database provides information on Superfund records of decision. Only EPA and authorized personnel can have direct access to the database, but others can acquire information and reports from the helpline. [Pg.209]

Beilstein Abstracts (http //www.chemweb.com/data bases/belabs) is one of the most important databases in organic chemistry due to its completeness (although not for patent data). It is clearly data-oriented. About 300 different physical properties can be searched and retrieved for each compound, if they are reported in the literature. Full access to the database is restricted, but Beilstein Abstracts is available free through ChemWeb (author, title or abstracts are searchable). [Pg.160]

Major future development directions are towards the implementation of a world wide web (www) gateway to allow easy external access to the database via the internet, and towards an automatic data conversion between various units or reaction formulations. [Pg.92]

Initially, it was planned to implement a separate interactive front-end for the CIDB to allow for a native access to the database contents. However, our experience shows that such a front-end is rarely used in practice and that it is sufficient to provide access via workflow tools (e.g., Pipeline Pilot [6] and KNIME [7]). Extracts of the data are made available to end users through the project data marts described in Section 13.2.5. [Pg.294]

The findings are completed with the second study, which focuses on statistics and real accident data from the viewpoint of an insurance company. A major database is provided by the Federation of Accident Insurance Instimtions in Finland (FAII). The database provides numerical background information from real accidents, supplemented with accident descriptions. This database includes all of the accidents in Finland which have been reported to the Finnish accident insurance institutions. Access to the database is primarily granted to insurance instimtions only. Statistics Finland hosts the open database of general statistics describing e.g. key numbers in Finnish industry. In this article, the referred accident cases are summarized from the (FAII 2014). [Pg.28]

Although familiarity with the printed Beilstein Handbook is a useful skill for an organic chemist to have, in reality few chemists still use the printed version today. In the mid-1990s, the Beilstein Institute launched an online service that revolutionized the use of this extraordinary tool. The Crossfire system provides online access to the database of over eight million compounds, nine million reactions, and 36 million individual data points, through a dedicated client-server system that is accessed via the Internet. [Pg.912]

Hot Backup Site Hot backup site is the most efficient and expensive site. This site provides the access to the database even after the disaster occurs with minimal RTO and RPO. It can also have the largest impact on normal application performance since network latency between the two sites increases response times. Recovery through a hot backup site can take place within a few hours due to the fact that the hot backup contains a replica of the current data in the data center. [Pg.194]

Transportation Research Board (TRB) http //www.nas.edu/trb (accessed November 3, 2010). The Transportation Research Board is part of the National Research Council. TRB publishes the TRID database. This site provides full-text publications and free access to the database. [Pg.162]

National Ground Water Association (NGWA) http //www.ngwa.org (accessed Novanber 3, 2010). NGWA provides subscriber access to the database Ground Water On-Line Water Pollution Research Abstracts 1927-1975 (continued in AquaUne). A printed abstracting service focused on research. [Pg.184]

Inspec http //www.theiet.org/ (accessed July 26, 2010) (1898-). London lET. Inspec is the combined electronic version of Physics Abstracts, Computer and Control Abstracts and Electrical and Electronics Abstracts. This has been the standard database in the field of EE and, with the extension of the back file to 1898, it encompasses the very earliest EE literature. No literature search in the field would be complete without consulting this resource and, in most cases, this database would be the first choice for a literature search. However, Inspec does not provide blanket coverage of all EE resources and, in order to conduct a comprehensive search, it is necessary to use it in conjunction with Compendex. Several vendors offer subscription and/or pay-as-you-go access to the database. [Pg.246]

Non-proprietary interfaces for access to the database Rationale for design decisions Integration of PDM tools... [Pg.176]

Introduced on 26 March 1995 the SIS is today the most effective and most powerful system of police cooperation thanks to its extremely short upfront delays, its ease of use, and the fact that all police forces within the participating countries have a direct and immediate access to the database. Provided initially mainly with records of undesirable foreigners, an increase in the records for intemational/European warrant of arrest, as well as an increase in the descriptions of objects it now observed. A... [Pg.2072]

Also, it is quite common that the interpretation and analysis of raw data is not done by the person applying the data for a reliability study. In many cases, access to the database itself is restricted, and... [Pg.1860]

In the design of accident and near-accident databases, access control to avoid misuse has to be addressed. It is necessary to define the authority for access to the database for information retrieval (reading authority) and for updating of the database (writing authority). This has to be done for each category of user. By designing the database properly, it will be possible to specify read and write authority according to individual need. [Pg.205]

Line managers, SHE personnel (including safety representatives) and decision-makers responsible for design, procurement, training and education, etc. have access to the database for queries. This possibility is utilised infrequently. When used, the majority of the questions are relatively uncomplicated. They mainly concern information on individual accident cases relating to a specific type of machine or job, type of hazard, etc. The database is well suited for the retrieval and summarisation of relevant accident cases. Data on accidents are also used in special studies such as risk analyses and accident concentration analyses. [Pg.341]

A decentralised SHE information system is recommended. This means that data collection and input to the database is made at the workplace level. The workplace should also have access to the database for retrieval of information. [Pg.371]

After having accessed to the database, copyright information, the date of the last update and the highest recorded Registry Number will appear on your screen (see Fig. 85). [Pg.144]


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