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 BEAT Databases are simply accessor plugins that allow the data belonging to a database to be read and fed into a BEAT Toolchain in the context of an Experiment. The accessors are called *views* in the BEAT jargon. Here is an UML diagram that explains the relationship of all components of a database successfuly integrated into the platform:
 
-![database-uml](https://gitlab.idiap.ch/uploads/biometric/beat.databases/0354a72407/database-uml.png =250x)
+<img src="https://gitlab.idiap.ch/uploads/biometric/beat.databases/0354a72407/database-uml.png" alt="Database UML schema" style="width:250px"></img>
 
 ## Components
 
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 ### Step 3: Add your database JSON and Views to beat.databases
 
-Inside `beat.web`, you'll find a checkout of `beat.databases` in `src/beat.databases`. Go ahead and create the view files and JSON descriptors matching the existing structure. JSON descriptors are inserted into `<beat.databases-root>/beat/databases/prefix/advanced/databases`. Views are inserted into `<beat.databases-root>/beat/databases/<database-name>`. Add your database satellite package to the `setup.py` of `beat.databases. 
+Inside `beat.web`, you'll find a checkout of `beat.databases` in `src/beat.databases`. Go ahead and create the view files and JSON descriptors matching the existing structure. JSON descriptors are inserted into `<beat.databases-root>/beat/databases/prefix/advanced/databases`. Views are inserted into <beat.databases-root>/beat/databases/<database-name>`. Add your database satellite package to the `setup.py` of `beat.databases. 
 
 > Note: If your Bob satellite package for the database is **not** available on PyPI, you must also add a
 > checkout/mr.developer line on `beat.web/buildout.cfg` so that the system can properly download and install it