Sentence examples for detailed index from inspiring English sources

Each guide has a detailed index of streets and points of interest, as well as arterial maps for easy page location.

For the more purposeful user, the information is always accessible via a clear list of contents and a detailed index helps the child find their way around the book quickly and easily.

Arranged thematically - Planet Earth, Chemistry and Elements, Forces and Movement and so on - and with a detailed index and clear pictures, this is very easy to use and its lively style raises the subject matter above the purely academic.

Further update: Commenter Mark Spoo, while questioning me about a few of my conclusions, has also helpfully alerted me to this detailed index of the grand jury testimony from the St . Louis Post-Dispatch

Importantly, to measure quality of life accurately we computed a detailed index based on multiple indicators of autonomy, self-realization, control, and pleasure developed and thoroughly tested by gerontology scholars.

Today most people think of an encyclopaedia as a multivolume compendium of all available knowledge, complete with maps and a detailed index, as well as numerous adjuncts such as bibliographies, illustrations, lists of abbreviations and foreign expressions, gazetteers, and so on.

The three printers completed their project in 1549, producing seventeen printed folio volumes of treatises, with detailed indices, one of which is often considered volume eighteen.

HCPP delivers page images and searchable full text for each paper, along with detailed indexing.

The use of more detailed indices of insulin resistance and β-cell function, based on a 3-point rather than a 2-point oral glucose tolerance test (OGTT), may lead to deeper insight into the pathophysiological derangements that precede and lead to diabetes (10).

A detailed topographical index refers to 593 sites, which are located on 10 newly drawn maps.

Before taking command of the Continental Army, Washington acquired William Young's "Manoeuvers, or Practical Observations on the Art of War," for which we see his detailed, handwritten index.