databank

So a lot of what would be needed is in the databank already.

"Maybe we'll have to go after the information in their databanks."

In the databank of the union one can find people with the same views.

One of the databanks rolled forward, then to the left.

Thus these three databanks contain the same data at any given time.

According to their databanks, they were well on course for home and should arrive within a few hours.

Almost the entire culture of the human race was in its databank, immediately available for his use or pleasure.

There were case histories in the books and the databanks, of course.

Such payments are supposed to be reported to the databank.

"Everything we'll need to learn is in your computer databanks.

Thank god, the press has not as yet got wind of this databank existence.

Still, the images are impressive, even to me, who has access to the databanks of the world.

The extended databank will be made available to other academics.

However, at least two databanks indicate more species may exist.

Today, there are 46 presidential commissions in the government's databank.

Their business at the moment accounts for more than 75 percent of Databank's turnover.

The same databanks can also be used to help establish a person's innocence.

It's what we are taking out of the databanks that I find so interesting."

The independent robot began to load them into his own databanks.

The Association's website and databanks are administered by the national office.

I should be able to access its databanks and fill you in."

State medical boards use information in the databank to evaluate the performance of doctors.

No copies at all were retained in the factory databank.

How does she pluck the future bride from her databank?

"Campbell, search the databanks and see if you run across anything similar.