Sentence examples for a searchable collection from inspiring English sources
While the general principles and benefits of IS are well known, a searchable collection of inherently safer designs that have been implemented in industry has not been reported.
The annotated literature section of the Pigment Cell Gene Resource is a searchable collection of concise summaries of individual peer-reviewed articles, with the main points of the summary in bold text.
Mr. Shapiro relies mainly on a database called Jstor, a digitized, searchable collection of scores of scholarly journals that go back to 1665.
Rather, they go to NEXIS because it contains a comprehensive and easily searchable collection of (intact) periodicals.
"This new archive of the founding era will revolutionize our understanding by creating for the first time a free and fully searchable collection of the founders' own words in the context of their time," David S. Ferriero, archivist of the United States, has said.
Each clip is tagged with up to 1,000 pieces of data (dialogue, actor, director, action, mood, etc) to make the most searchable collection of movie scenes on the web.
hUbiquitome is the first and largest searchable collection of human ubiquitination proteins and cascades.
On Tuesday night, to mark the second installment of the Google Art Project's Street Art collection – a searchable online database of public artworks around the globe – the tech giant held a lavish re-launch soiree at the popular downtown L.A. graffiti artist hangout and event space, The Container Yard.
The Targeted Therapy Database is the first publicly available repository that provides investigators with a searchable and computation-compatible collection of the scientific evidence regarding the targeted therapy of melanoma.
The Authors Guild's objections to Google's plan to offer a searchable database of the collections of five libraries is analogous to the Recording Industry Association of America's imposition of limitations on digital radio (including "terrestrial" stations with Internet simulcasts) through its lobbying of Congress during creation of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act of 1998.
