Sentence examples for a index to from inspiring English sources

Carbon monoxide (CO) is a poisonous gas in mine fires, and its mass fraction is often used as a index to judge whether the fire threat the miner lives.

The Web site //www.ibiblio.org/wm/paint/auth/ is a "WebMuseum" with an index to the works of many major artists.

Wine professionals regard the classic as a definitive competition, an index to regional development, styles and quality.

His list reads like an index to a volume of Sander, and it suggests that, in this matter at least, little had changed in half a century.

The membership matrix is the degree of membership of an index to a comment.

You can buy a put on an index to protect your $1 million, but that also will cost you more.

Marc L. Miringoff, a professor who invented an index to better understand the nation's social health, died Thursday night at his home in Poughkeepsie, N.Y.

The condition number of the Jacobian matrix is used as an index to measure a dexterity.

Unlike previous studies, the present study includes a global market index MSCI as an index to test the integration between them.

Dr. Adler, overseeing a staff of 90, produced an index to 102 "great ideas" in the great books, ranging from "God" to "induction".

Renée Green took the opportunity to add an index to her book, while Koo Jeong-a deleted the logos of corporate sponsors.