"We regret that this group chose to sue us over a programme that will make millions of books more discoverable to the world, especially since any copyright holder can exclude their books from the program," said the company's product management vice-president, Susan Wojcicki.
This, however, does not place any upper limit on the number of species discoverable for any one nation, since the inventories for the most surveyed groups like fishes, mollusks and echinoderms could still be underestimates.
Current video responses will still be "available and discoverable," says YouTube, but since they weren't really being watched in the first place it's hard to care much.
The company has unleashed a bunch of sensors, or "BlipTracks" around the airport, that check for Wi-Fi and Bluetooth signals from cellphones in "discoverable" mode (not creepy since it's just collecting anonymous MAC addresses for algorithmic purposes).
Inspired little extras are discoverable throughout.
It is certainly discoverable by science.
But it is not discoverable by hard science that all truths are discoverable by hard science.
Since its first production release in 2008, NIF has been surveying the resource landscape for the neurosciences, identifying relevant resources and working to make them easily discoverable by the neuroscience community.
The past is, we see, not discoverable after all.
If it is true that all truths are discoverable by hard science, then it is discoverable by hard science that all truths are discoverable by hard science.
Why can't there be things only discoverable by non-scientific means, or not discoverable at all?
