Sentence examples for expanding search from inspiring English sources

The training of foreign mine-clearing specialists appears to serve the dual purpose of assisting in China's steadily expanding search abroad for oil and gas, including projects in Sudan, Iraq, Iran, Angola and Ethiopia, and of burnishing China's image in the world.

High-quality test case generation with respect to path coverage causes the Lévy flight to enter sub-diffusion and focus its search on nearby inputs, whereas a low-quality rating results in super-diffusion and expanding search behavior.

It is similar to Google's Universal Search Onebox and the Bing Box, except that the vertical tabs create four or five expanding search boxes in one.

That said, Google is still resisting expanding search delisting to the Google.com domain, as European data protection regulators would like it to — currently only applying delisting decisions to European sub-domains.

The expanding search now involves the FBI, U.S. marshals, and Georgia law enforcement.

It's the 'allowing room' part that turns an equation into something with more movement, like an expanding search that doesn't really need an end, an answer or a title.

There are three reasons why an expanded search is timely.

After the initial military-led effort to find such weapons came under fire, President Bush turned to the C.I.A. to oversee an expanded search.

An expanded search warrant authority justified by the Sept. 11 attacks, for example, was used far more often in routine investigations like suspected drug, fraud and tax offenses.

They called their expanded search engine Google a name derived from a misspelling of the word googol (a mathematical term for the number 1 followed by 100 zeros).

However, the key to making the data truly accessible is by integration with other platforms and expanded search capabilities.