Sentence examples for better indexing from inspiring English sources

They can also be used for designing new and better indexing structures in the future.

Hence, system can filter images based on their content would provide better indexing and return more accurate results.

We could see it in the next few years, together with reliable human identification, better indexing of the World Wide Web, and interactive programming--and even brain chips and spinal implants, although these may take a little longer.

Taking the next step towards better indexing, ranking, reader's exposure and targeting more authors from around the world, the journal moved to Springer Open – Springer Nature, through an agreement with the Egyptian Knowledge Bank as an open access and free-of-charge journal.

But the bigger vision is to go a lot further than better indexing and 'autocomplete', by employing AI to enable ChatGrape to detect and trigger workflows automatically, based on Natural Language Processing (NLP), such as the ability to recognise dates, questions, assignments and to-dos.

The open access publishing model brings a number of considerable advantages to the journal including better indexing opportunities, immediate publication upon acceptance and high visibility within the field.

Instead, he said, Vanguard is just looking for better indexes.

But the real benchmark, and the better index of his disease, was a carbohydrate protein called CA19-9 — a tumor byproduct that was also measured in his blood.

Mill (John Stuart Mill's father) believed that there was no better "index of the degree in which the benefits of civilization are any where enjoyed, than the state of the [society's] tools and machinery".

Public administration has thus increasingly concerned itself with developing better social indicators, quantitative and qualitative that is, better indexes of the effects of public programs and new techniques of social analysis.

Therefore, difficulty ratings may be a better index than mental effort ratings.