(Mr Nelson also coined the word "intertwingled" to describe the fundamental interconnectedness of all knowledge, despite all reductionist attempts to separate them into distinct spheres).He, like many others, was inspired by Vannevar Bush's prescient essay in 1945 in the Atlantic, "As We May Think," which imagined a future of quickly accessible, indexed items of data.
Instead the regions between indexed items (containing 512 items by default) are individually compressed.
The relatively new area of child and adolescent mental health has demonstrated to be of increased interest to the scientific community, as evidenced by the rising number of journal articles over the last decade, jumping from fewer than five thousand to more than ten thousand indexed items per year in the period from 2002 to 2011 [ 2].
Of the 841 non-indexed items, 410 (49%) have been identified as research or commentary and been included in the CareSearch database.
Web services are indexed using bitwise and ((barwedge )) operator between its input vector and the vector of each index item.
The number of indexing years and number of indexed journal items for individual journals are available in Additional file 2: Table S1.
It also helps sites turn over "indexed" inventory, or items overlooked by customers because they aren't on the front page (at larger sellers, this can potentially be hundreds of items).
Better distinction between items, as indexed by fewer nontarget misreporting errors, might be explained by two different processes.
In contrast, we observed a lower proportion of 'Yes' items in MEDLINE-indexed studies for the description of reference test (item 9) (p < 0.001, 21.7% for indexed studies and 49.3% for non-indexed studies).
Among the 2014 included trials, 1456 were found, through known item searching, to be indexed in MEDLINE at the time of our searching (72%).
