Sentence examples for challenging search from inspiring English sources

Underscoring the trend, social networks are now an important source of traffic to many sites, in some cases challenging search engines as the top source of new visitors.

The Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) reiterates this is a challenging search operation and continues to hold grave fears for the passengers and crew on board the missing flight.

After a challenging search — no cell phone service or G.P.S. — we finally pulled up to our cabin, and were met (assaulted is a better term) by the smell of room deodorizer.

The implementation of induction in a reasoning system presents very challenging search control problems.

Thus, complex polygonal domains induce in large number of triangles, edges and vertices in the visibility graph, thus representing a challenging search space for any path-planning algorithm.

In fact, budget constraints, probabilistic nature of fire behaviour and complex interactions among the different fuel treatment patches, give rise to challenging search spaces on typical landscapes.

He is venturing, challenging, searching and though the Breath blows him "darkly, fearfully afar", he is still at the helm.

"The issue raised in this case is a relatively new one that has come to the fore with the rise of electronic messaging," Devlin says, adding, "the application of established legal principles on privacy, and the ability of an individual accused to challenge searches or seizures outside of their sphere of control, is an issue appellate courts are just now addressing".

After the California Supreme Court upheld his conviction, he appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court challenging the search of his apartment.

Computational results show that they outperform other systematic search algorithms in solving a range of challenging graph-search problems.

Students, he declared, are not broadly educated, not sufficiently challenged to "search to know".