Object Databases Arose from the Need to Integrate Traditional Types

question 9

True/False

Object databases arose from the need to integrate traditional types of data with non-traditional types of data in the same database.

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Definitions:

Computer Model

A simulation or representation of a complex real-world system using computer algorithms to predict its behavior under various scenarios.

Seismic-reflection Study

A method used in geophysics to explore subsurface structures by sending seismic waves into the earth and analyzing the reflected waves.

Geologic Cross Section

A diagram or representation showing the vertical profile of the Earth's crust to illustrate the positions of rock layers and structures.

Fossil Fuels

Natural fuels formed from the remains of living organisms, such as coal, oil, and natural gas.