Sentence examples for indexed content from inspiring English sources

Google's stance before was that as long as Yelp and others were not blocking their sites from general search, which they were free to do, then Google could use the indexed content in Google Places as well.

For example, a search for "field marketing" would result a list of field marketing team members alongside other indexed content and cloud date relating to the query.

Because the site has indexed content across the web, it can append these comments to any article reprints, such as an AP article that has been syndicated across thousands of publications.

Scouta has indexed content across a wide variety of sites to allow users to find and receive content from any of these sites rather than searching on each individual site.

In contrast, then, to arguments (such as those offered by many proponents of Nyāya) to the effect that memory presupposes an enduring subject, Kumārila's distinctive claim is that in the always first-personally indexed content of mnemonic experience we really "encounter" the referent of the first-person pronoun.

When recognizing a specific object in an image captured by a camera, it is possible to compare the existing indexed content with a local descriptor that can extract the same feature repeatedly without being affected by the size change and the shooting angle.

As part of its implementation of the ruling, Google has been informing publishers when it is de-indexing their content under the rtbf ruling — leading to a situation where news organisations have written fresh stories relating to de-indexed content, putting it back into the public domain (and having the opposite effect to the obscurity being sought under the rtbf ruling).

It may therefore be assumed that they will have an equivalent level of performance when restricted to searching on PubMed's unique, non-indexed content.

This study shows that a straight conversion of heart failure search filter search terms into textwords for retrieving PubMed's unique, non-indexed content would fail to retrieve a proportion (12%) of relevant non-indexed literature prior to MeSH indexing.

In the Google universe – currently about 40bn indexed pages – content coming from media amounts to a small fraction.

We have a company called Gotuit.com that's doing exactly that, building user-generated, indexed video content.