The Stores of Data So Vast That Conventional Database Management

question 112

Multiple Choice

The stores of data so vast that conventional database management systems cannot handle them and which instead require very sophisticated analysis software and supercomputing-level hardware are known as

• A)big data.
• B)heuristics.
• C)information escalation.
• D)incremental diagnostics.
• E)boundless resources.

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Definitions:

Protozoans

Single-celled eukaryotic organisms that may exhibit animal-like behaviors, such as movement, and are often found in aquatic or moist terrestrial environments.

Amoeboids

A group of organisms, mostly unicellular, that move and ingest food by extending pseudopods.

Fungal Cell Walls

Rigid outer layers found in fungal cells, composed primarily of chitin, which provide structure and protection.

Chitin

A long-chain polymer of N-acetylglucosamine, a derivative of glucose, which forms a major component in the exoskeletons of arthropods and the cell walls of fungi.