Sentence examples for encyclopedic information from inspiring English sources
Fans of this urbane hardcover book consider it a masterly distillation of encyclopedic information.
In some ways, the project also resembles Web sites like epinions.com, which collects user recommendations on a variety of products, and the Internet Movie Database, which provides encyclopedic information on films.
The Indians Abroad Online offers users a residential or business dial-up service, free e-mail messaging, home pages, horoscopes, greeting cards ("Happy Love at First Sight Day"), audio music files, a chat room and encyclopedic information on Indian dining, fashion, immigration, science and technology, and "Bollywood" (the Indian film industry).
It represents an influential source of information on the Web, containing encyclopedic information about notable people from different countries, epochs, and disciplines.
But PropertyShark doesn't have as much data for any city outside of New York, and accumulating encyclopedic information in other markets may be difficult.
Second, there appears to be wide consensus about the irrelevance to brain processing of any distinction between strictly semantic and factual or encyclopedic information (e.g., Tulving 1972; Sartori et al. 1994).
While there has always been an interest in the private lives of public figures, the rise of the internet and its encyclopedic collection of information has turned celebrity information into a publicly traded commodity.
Thanks to everyone who took part in Sleep Challenge 2010, especially my sleep buddy, Cindi Leive, and her great team at Glamour -- and our HuffPost sleep team, led by Living section editor Alana Elias Kornfeld, who has helped put together quite an encyclopedic collection of information on the subject.
This formalism of regulated reactions can be theoretically applied to all encyclopedic databases; however, information was obtained from the TRANSPATH database as a case study.
Curated databases are a cornerstone of research in the life sciences providing essential encyclopedic-like reference information on genes, their products and interactions, nomenclature standards, reference genome sequences and their annotations.
On the other hand, Wikipedia deposits an encyclopedic description of NGS information but explicitly disallows 'how-to' style manuals and instruction.
