Sentence examples for catalog of information from inspiring English sources
Project Navigator offers users a catalog of information about the various OpenStack projects, including data about their maturity and packaging, as well as documentation support.
PIR is a member of the Universal Protein Resource (UniProt), the world's most comprehensive catalog of information on proteins, which unifies the previously separate PIR, Swiss-Prot, and TrEMBL databases.
The development of numerous high-throughput experimental techniques such as DNA microarrays, genome sequencing, and protein chips has revolutionized the analysis of biological systems and generated a catalog of information about a cell's components [ 1- 3].
I kind of like that because it is infused, those catalogs of information, it all has the mobility and energy, and it is all animated by this abiding obsession with evil and terror.
When Mr. Shum shows ways that Bing outperforms Google, it tends to be around search queries with long strings of words, or deep catalogs of information (including over 3,600 ways to misspell Arnold Schwarzenegger's name, for example).
This rapid learning and cataloging of information will allow new advances in building, operating, and maintaining more working wells.
The claim in the State of the Union speech about Iraq's efforts to buy uranium were drawn from a catalog of intelligence information known as the National Intelligence Estimate.
The United States, the United Nations and the world waited for this declaration from Iraq, but Iraq's response is a catalog of recycled information and flagrant omissions.
At the trial, prosecutors presented a "tasking list" from Chinese government handlers that set forth a catalog of naval information Mr. Mak was to obtain.
The genomic alterations revealed in this study provide an important catalog of positional information relevant to efforts aimed at deciphering the molecular genetic basis of prostate cancer.
It's a major undertaking to catalog this type of information, and VICE has an immense amount of respect for any researchers working towards similar goals. .
