Sentence examples for ideal key from inspiring English sources
Pointing out that subject indexes were "limited in their attempt to provide an ideal key to the literature", Eugene Garfield proposed, in 1955, a new bibliographic tool -- a "citation index"[1].
A seminal work could be an ideal key to the literature on the subject to which it gives the birth, if all the references to this work were to be listed on its card (see details in Appendix).
Pointing out that subject indexes were "limited in their attempt to provide an ideal key to the literature", Eugene Garfield proposed, in 1955, a new bibliographic tool -- a "citation index"[ 1].
76 1 Therefore, if cache and query optimizers are not taken into account, we estimate theoretically that an ideal key-value data model may be up to about 83 times faster than an ideal relational data model.
As redundant Ministry of Defence houses, they seemed ideal for key workers and people on average incomes unable to get a mortgage in the booming south-east of England.
The build up to Euro 1988 in West Germany was far from ideal, as key player Mark Lawrenson was forced to retire after injuring his Achilles tendon, Liam Brady picked up a serious knee injury and Mark Kelly was also injured.
As well as lungs of steel, bootylicious moves, model beauty and feminist ideals, the key to her success appears to be an indescribable aura of steely cool that sets her apart from the rest.
These five steps were to: target poorly performing schools in Muslim areas; select parents to turn against schools; install governors to encourage Islamic ideals; identify key staff to disrupt from within; and to instigate a campaign of pressure.
Start simply with this guide from the Jane Austen's House Museum, ideal for younger key stage 4 students.
"They are ideal for building key stage 1 and 2 pupils' understanding and enthusiasm for film before embarking on their own production work".
It points to the consequences for society when death is inculcated as an ideal by the key shaping educational and religious institutions.
