Sentence examples for index made available from inspiring English sources

Breaking with the alphabetical approach to indexing, the Britannica Electronic Index, made available in 1992, was an inventory of all index terms of the Encyclopædia Britannica; it was to be used topically by the reader.

Over 13,000 untested PCR primer pairs for EST-SSRs were generated from the three gene indices and made available to the research community interested in grass genomes.

Up-to-date F10.7 indices will be made available to the FTMM chain during the mission by the PDGS but clearly it can only make use of past values.

This method is also Galaxy-centric: the files and indexes that are made available inside Galaxy are stored in the Galaxy server files, following a logical directory structure.

(i) After deletion of personal information, a redacted copy of each decision will be indexed by subject and made available for review and copying at a public reading room at Crystal Mall 4, 1941 Jefferson Davis Highway, Arlington, Virginia.

"How to Be an Index Investor" will eventually be made available on Amazon.com as an e-book and print-on-demand.

But instead of measuring the extent to which older people are enabled to work and be active and healthy in social and economic life, the Index measures how much is made available to them.

In addition, new names contained in this work have been submitted to Index Fungorum (http://www.indexfungorum.org/), from where they will be made available to the Global Names Index.

Google's ambitious proposal to scan, index and make available every book ever written promised a cultural revolution.

That would cut Google off from the information it can search, index and make available, forcing it into ever more extractive relationships with its own users as data sources instead.

These digital objects are indexed within the Datasets2Tools database and made available through a website, a Google Chrome extension, and an API.