Sentence examples for expanded index from inspiring English sources

Bodkin said the expanded index was designed to address two issues raised by readers.

He acknowledged that "if you flip through the entire paper every day, you don't need" the expanded index.

In fact, some of the news hole that was saved by the narrower page width was added back to accommodate the expanded indexes.

That slimmer paper, which wound up cutting the space for news by 10percentt, actually prompted no more complaints than the expanded indexes, including one stripped across the bottom of the front page.

An example is the FDI DDE index [ 8] for enamel defects that has a basic screening index and an expanded epidemiological index.

The proposed dynamic method provides an alternative to traditional static load testing and uses vibration measurements to derive a Loss of Composite Action Index, based on an expanded Damage Index method, indicating the reduction in composite action due to the failure of shear connectors.

Web of Science covered the databases Science Citation Index Expanded 1945-presentt), SoCitationences CIndexon Index (1956-present), Arts & Humanities Citation Index 1975-presentt), Citationce ProceedIndexCitation Index- Science 1990-presentt) and Conference Proceedings Citation Index- Social Science & Humanities 1990-presentt).

He also expanded the Index of Forbidden Books and intensified the activity and scope of the Inquisition.

The top-ranked Internet search engine Google has expanded its index to include material in Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint documents and other business and academic file formats linked from Web pages.

Taking into consideration the contribution of 137Cs to gamma dose (usage of expanded activity index formula) may lead to exceeding the value of 1 in some cases.

The four domains; urinary irritation, urinary incontinence, bowel habit, and sexual function; of the Expanded Prostate Index Composite (EPIC) questionnaire are designed to evaluate this impact on quality of life.