Sentence examples for extensive indices from inspiring English sources

These records are accessible and easily retrievable because the REP has created extensive indices based on clinical and histological diagnoses and surgical procedures dating to the early 1900s.

Mr. Smythe is known as an expert in worthless securities and he keeps extensive indexes of corporations that have failed.

A simple-to-use but very extensive index is the Yamada Language Center site from the University of Oregon (babel.uoregon.edu/yamada /guides.html).html

Oztan has an entire section explaining how she makes her money, including an extensive index of tabs she uses to alert readers to the economics of everything she writes.

Also of note are an extensive index and bibliography and a separate chronology of significant U.S. legal decisions from the Scopes trial (1925) to Kitzmiller v. Dover (2005), with its dramatic exposure of the many failings of intelligent-design creationism.

Single table exhaustive indexing These systems (e.g., Hexastore [30] and RDF-3X [21] 21]) incorporate a native storage system that allows extensive indexing of the triple table, for example one index for each possible permutation of the subject, property and object attributes.

The Burgess Shale is covered in reasonable detail (a four-page essay that includes one photograph of Hallucigenia sparsa and one diagram of a reconstruction of the same animal), but I could find no mention of Walcott himself even in the extensive index.

In other words, Table 2 serves as a simplified taxonomy of BSD; however, it is not meant as an extensive index of what data is BSD but, rather, as a list of currently existing BSD examples that could be available for research and analysis.

There is also an extensive index included at the end of the book that will make identifying specific topics easy.

For example, the EMBASE database is well known for its extensive indexing of studies in pharmacology and drug therapy: a search performed in March 2011 for the term 'valsartan' identified 6620 records in EMBASE and only 1852 in PubMed.

The next step is to build an extensive term index of a text collection.