Sentence examples for computerized index from inspiring English sources

No building permit appears on the computerized index of the Department of Buildings, at www.nyc.gov/html/dob/home.html.html

She did not have a computerized index, or even photographs, and the quilts were stowed in a big cedar closet most of the time.

Academic resources of the center include a reference library of 20,000 volumes, accessible on Orbis; a photo archive of 200,000 photographs, with a computerized index; a conservation laboratory; and a study room for examining prints, drawings, rare books, and manuscripts from the collection.

It nonetheless produced a computerized index of nearly one and one-half million names.

The MIS is a national, computerized index of death record information that was implemented in 1975.

The third author first collected documents in 1999 from the paper depository in Minnesota USA, using a computerized index and hand searches to identify documents of interest.

This should be supplemented by the use of other computerized indices, such as in-house research listings and reports from professional organizations.

The program is more than a computerized recipe index; it also provides a complete nutritional analysis of each recipe and menu planning.

According to Dr. Schnapp, the field originated in 1949, when a Jesuit priest persuaded Thomas Watson, the founder of IBM, to sponsor his work compiling a computerized, searchable index of Aquinas's writings.

Similarly, the FBI's computerized fingerprint index often makes mistakes in its matches, as do police labs when it comes to DNA samples.

In 1994, an Israeli genealogist researching her family in the Mormons' computerized International Genealogical Index made a startling discovery.