| Librarians' knowledge of metadata facilitates at a granular level control of, and access to, information. |
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| Tools exist for creating and editing RDF, storing the semantic data, inferencing knowledge from the metadata, and visualizing the metadata. |
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| Smith also points out that the ratio of actual data with respect to metadata will continue to shrink. |
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| Cheap metadata is metadata made by someone else, or rather by many someone elses. |
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| The network metadata attached to the record is usually all that is available for querying. |
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| It is the collection of metadata that allows computer software to reliably deal with the data. |
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| Commercial search engines practice automatic metadata generation in two situations. |
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| Declarative demands place requests directly into your code's metadata using attributes. |
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| Users need this information to contact the publisher of the displayed metadata. |
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| Weblog posts often contain more metadata than a typical web page, things like date and time of publication, categories, backlinks, etc. |
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| Although metadata is integral to the Semantic Web, metadata on its own is far from sufficient. |
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| By giving use and visibility to the general usage of metadata, there's an incentive to converge on the same vocabulary. |
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| In the context of biological informatics, metadata is an interoperability issue. |
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| In general, each message contains a source, a destination, metadata, as well as the data payload itself. |
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| These identifiers will serve as pointers to the metadata information in the local system. |
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| What that metadata harvesting protocol really is fundamentally, is a way for metadata and pointers to data to migrate from one system to another. |
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| The company has quietly released a tool to scrub leaky metadata from documents edited with its software. |
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| The program then generates highly detailed RDF metadata without the author having seen a single angle bracket. |
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| In effect, this is all part of the Semantic Web, which aims to give order to the internet by using metadata to describe a document's contents. |
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| These recommendations would cover such things as storage, file formats, metadata, and cataloging. |
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| First, it does not store any metadata changes, such as the permissions of a file or the renaming of a file. |
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| When a file system's data or metadata becomes scrambled, data corruption ensues. |
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| This would allow virtually any kind of additional file metadata to be stored with a file. |
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| Link the Microprocessor metadata to supporting documentation useful for operation. |
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| He maintains that any scheme that requires humans to input metadata with their data will fail. |
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| For descriptive metadata it may even be an entry in a catalog if the catalog record can be adequately referenced. |
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| Even without a complete hierarchical system for classification, metadata is useful where pure full text search fails. |
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| That metadata includes the path name, and the attributes used to view storage and use storage. |
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| The researchers resolved disagreements by consensus and entered the outcomes and their metadata into a database. |
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| All good objects will have descriptive and administrative metadata. |
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| Resources were reallocated to the development of a metadata system, and in this context a test version of a common metadata system was created. |
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| When you get to the store, you find that, mirabile dictu, the metadata you need is already there, attached to the shelves in advance of your arrival! |
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| This information is part of the metadata and can be found under the Information link available at the upper corner of each data table. |
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| That was a failure of intelligence, and they had all the metadata in the world. |
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| We rolled out phase one of our implementation of rNews – a new standard for embedding machine-readable publishing metadata into HTML documents. |
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| Once the NSA has the metadata in its system, it retains it for five years, before destroying it on a rolling basis. |
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| It is unclear how aggressively the NSA will fight the proposal to end the metadata program. |
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| Communications record information known as metadata should not be stored by the government. |
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| As the ACLU points out in its lawsuit against the government, the metadata program is quite intrusive. |
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| If there is a less restrictive way of accomplishing the same end, a statute such as the metadata statute becomes unconstitutional. |
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| It means that stored data are managed by metadata and every change of the data structure must be driven by previous metadata changes. |
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| All metadata explicitly indicated as such by the Board of Directors of SN are coordinated metadata. |
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| It allows you to overlay a visible digital watermark or a logo of your identity and edit copyright info to your images without losing your original metadata. |
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| The OV-7 provides a list of applicable metadata for the architecture project and makes visible the structure of this data. |
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| Use the Media Browser to find clips and organize them using metadata, and then import content directly without transcoding or rewrapping. |
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| View camera metadata and organize files in the Media Browser before importing and editing the content without transcoding or rewrapping. |
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| In the context of improved discoverability, a number of options to expose metadata could be explored for the national union catalogue. |
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| I need to find the differences in the metadata of two databases and then synchronise them. |
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| All XDCAM HD camcorders and decks can record metadata, as well as the video and audio essence. |
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| Yet that comparison relies on voters regarding metadata snooping as a threat on par with an audit. |
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| Talend Open Profiler connects to databases to introspect their structures and stores the description of their metadata in its Metadata Manager. |
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| The use of a metadata labelling system may be used to make health data more findable. |
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| Metadata inheritance is intended to improve efficiency by reducing the requirement to re-create metadata at each level of aggregation. |
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| The symmetric encryption key is then encrypted with the public RSA key, and the resulting ciphertext is stored as metadata for the file. |
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| Normally the metadata is taken in the form it presents itself in the producer's preprint process. |
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| The encrypted private key, the plain text public key and the salt value are stored as metadata for the backup set. |
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| The short answer is that metadata held with the media is of no use at all for helping to find material in a collection. |
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| Innovatively solve development problems for data modeling, metadata management and application development. |
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| They may or may not conform to community standards, such as standards for file formats, metadata structure, and content access policies. |
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| Nomenclatures and metadata on nomenclatures are easily managed and accessible by all users. |
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| The group is examining the possibility of introducing a metadata harvester. |
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| This includes the development of the ISO19115 marine community profile for metadata and work on developing common vocabularies and ontologies. |
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| It lets mobile-phone users upload video with the metadata stripped out and people's faces pixelated to protect their identities. |
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| Research libraries can lead development of standardized, ontologically rich automated metadata for such datasets. |
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| This process will also rely on a common set of basic metadata, associated with the identifiers and locators. |
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| Sometimes known as telephony metadata, this information is comprised of the time, duration and number dialed of a phone number. |
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| The use of metadata is set to revolutionise the generation, storage and management of programme content. |
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| One of the major concerns with data and content on the web arises from the lack of consistent standards for metadata and schema. |
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| Incorrect and uncritical use of administrative data can be prevented using metadata that provide information about problems of comparability. |
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| It's to make the case that this metadata paints a very revealing portrait of oneself. |
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| The data and metadata transmitted pursuant to this Decision shall be exchanged in electronic form. |
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| Different processes can lead to different data, with the same conceptual metadata. |
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| No general model for the representation of scientific study metadata exists. |
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| The new code is not compatible with the old metadata format and hence users must backup and recreate their softraid volumes. |
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| A loss of individual power as a result of providing metadata is one of the barriers. |
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| Any data received after the processing of the metadata can then be sent along the network independently of the video streaming. |
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| Uncompressed digital audio and metadata can also be exchanged across the network with no degradation to the original data. |
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| Electronically stored evidence shall receive additional metadata as soon as possible. |
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| It allows you to save metadata of all database objects as well as table data. |
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| Library card catalogs are a well-established type of metadata, and they have served as collection management and resource discovery tools for decades. |
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| A database refresh is achieved by fully reharvesting the metadata. |
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| We will store that metadata in a separate location from the data itself. |
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| If only there were some massive government apparatus available to us to sift through the metadata and sleuth these fakers out. |
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| For example, Clapper said only specially trained personnel could access the vast database of metadata collected by the government. |
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| These next-generation software tools can help you innovatively solve development problems as well as leverage data modeling and metadata to achieve success. |
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| Most websites contain metadata to tell the computer how to lay out the content on the screen. |
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| But Herr Spitz's metadata was just detailing his physical movements. |
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| This requirement is linked to the need to review the NEB classification structure with the objective of using business language to organize records and to develop a comprehensive metadata standard. |
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| All metadata will be freely and unrestrictedly exchanged. |
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| In late 2010, The Times formally asked the IPTC to take the lead in developing a standardized set of classes and attributes for embedding publishing metadata into HTML documents. |
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| Rovi Corporation today announced that Kathy Weidman has joined the company as senior vice president and general manager, metadata. |
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| Client service that allows a user to interact with a catalogue to locate, browse, and manage metadata about geographic data or geographic services. |
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| Packages, called ContextObject Representations, are compound data structures that bind together metadata about the resource, the resolver, and the requester. |
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| Information retrieval is the practice of searching for documents, information within documents, metadata and information in relational databases and on the internet. |
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| The records derived from publisher metadata may have punctuation, character set or diacritic anomalies resulting from the automated conversion process. |
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| It natively supports features like alternate audio tracks, multilingual subtitles and chapter points, as well as rich metadata authoring including cover art, ratings, descriptions and more. |
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| Service that makes it possible, as a minimum, to display, navigate, zoom in and out, pan or overlay viewable spatial data sets and to display legend information and any relevant content of metadata. |
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| This includes obvious items, such as the artist and title stored in the file's metadata, as well as a kind of shorthand signature of the file's contents that can be compared against identically recorded songs. |
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| It will probably be recommended that, when a watermark is inserted, a tag in the metadata flags it, so that a second watermark using the same algorithm, with a risk of collision, can be avoided at the insertion point. |
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| Uncoordinated metadata can either be shared or non-shared. |
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| This project will produce a set of tools that will enable researchers to provide enhanced metadata for the entire lifecycle of their research studies, using the DDI 3 XML schema. |
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| Once completed, the toolkit will bring together standards and technologies that facilitate best practices for assigning metadata to digital resources. |
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| Expert guidance and support services-these encompass assisting data creators with developing data management plans, data preparation, and metadata tagging. |
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| The bit rates were poor, metadata inconsistent or nonexistent. |
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| Metadata will continue to rise in importance-With the never-ending explosion in information, metadata will continue its ascent in helping to enable findability and navigation. |
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| Wizards will also help you to reorganize tables and indices, perform the quiesce database operation, generate a detailed HTML report about the selected database metadata, and much more. |
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| This project will establish a solid foundation of crystallography data repositories across an international group of 14 partner sites, with metadata harvested by a number of aggregator services. |
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| One approach to leverage this metadata is to increase its exposure. Increased exposure will result in improved discoverability for Canadians and accompanying increase in the metadata's value. |
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| The rapid growth of digital information has been accompanied by a proliferation of metadata schemas, each of which has been designed to fulfill the requirements of a particular user community and content sector. |
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| The metadata must be administrated and updated in the central repository. |
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| By making content dramatically more findable using its newly created semantic metadata, worker productivity is increased, as is external visibility of content on the Web. |
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| In order to validate these metadata, you imperatively have to click a first time, at the bottom of the first screen, on Modify, then at the bottom of the second screen on Continue. |
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| This in no way invalidates the ability of that metadata to be in agreement with a standard, because standards are about the interpretation of the data, not the storage. |
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| Although adding metadata to Web pages has often been viewed as too labour intensive, the idea was embraced in 2008 by Yahoo! Inc., an American search engine company noted for its hierarchal retrieval structure. |
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| There are standards to meet the needs of users in respect of multilinguality covering learning objects, indexing and search, metadata and ontologies. |
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| Content enhancement requires automated or semi-automated tools, supporting the cost-effective production and maintenance of metadata and ontologies. |
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| Ontologies serve to make metadata 'understandable' by computers: they define the way descriptive terms are interrelated and used in a given domain of interest. |
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| Its GeoConnections Discovery Portal is a metadata catalogue that enables users and data suppliers to access, evaluate, visualize and publish Canadian geospatial and geoscience data products and Web services. |
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| The inability to irrefutably establish that your electronic records and its associated metadata have not been deleted or altered can be costly. |
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| Warner Miles suggested that the metadata for geochemical surveys should be provided ahead of the actual delivery of the database containing the actual data. |
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| A well functioning SMS should provide a basis for more efficient sharing of statistical data and metadata and decreased burden on national data providers. |
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| It is unclear what sort of legal process the government serves on a company to compel communications content and metadata access under Prism or through upstream collection. |
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| But the prominence of Rachel in the graph is, for me, a reminder that one of the reasons we might be concerned about metadata is that it shows strong relationships, whether those relationships are widely known or are secret. |
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| Passage on a bipartisan basis is expected for the USA Freedom Act on Wednesday, a bill that seeks to stop the NSA from collecting the metadata of all US phone calls. |
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| Services making it possible to search for spatial data sets and services on the basis of the content of the corresponding metadata and to display the content of the metadata. |
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| It should be made accessible in open standard formats and supported by metadata to assist in the discovery, understanding and interpretation of the information. |
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| It is imperative that we build up this metadata and disseminate it widely. |
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| The algorithm uses a web crawler for page browsing and HTML tags for metadata discovery. |
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| The MetaGrove Suite toolset optimizes descriptive metadata to fuel digital workflows. |
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| The Layer2 Tag Suggester for SharePoint makes it as easy as possible to add metadata to SharePoint items or documents. |
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| One of the greatest changes from GPO Access is the availability of multiple document formats and metadata. |
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| No plaintext data, no keys, or file metadata ever leaves your private PC or device. |
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| Archived data, business context data and metadata are saved to an Archive File and these files can be easily stored on the most convenient and cost-effective storage medium. |
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| Despite the power of web crawlers in recording and tracking pages, there is significant discourse about the use of metadata elements to represent pages. |
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| Data contained in these resource forks and HFS metadata can mask the real type of a file in the archive, causing shell scripts to execute if users double-click such files. |
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| That photo's metadata suggests it was edited using Photoshop. |
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