Sentence examples for infancy search from inspiring English sources

When ideas are in their infancy, search for what is interesting and ask questions.

CBM operators are in infancy and searching for the suitable solutions for optimal management of produced water.

Still in its infancy, the new search engine serves up answers to queries by tapping into people's social networks and those of their mates.

Scientists have been searching for the missing link since the infancy of evolutionary theory – today their search was to come to an end, and over a hundred people were there to witness it.

We demonstrate, for the first time, a relationship between superior visual search abilities during infancy and the severity of later autism symptoms.

But Mr. Sullivan, who has followed the development of search technology since its infancy, questioned whether Topsy's powerful tools are more than most Twitter users want.

Charlie Rose: Is it fair to say that search is in its infancy.

"Our search is still in its infancy and we haven't got a shortlist yet but there's a possibility the new manager could be walking out at Old Trafford.

Semantic search is still in its infancy.

"We firmly believe that search is still in its infancy – and this partnership marks the next chapter in our exploration of how to make search truly great," noted Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer.

Analysts say the two companies are competing to tap the market for mobile advertising and search, which is still in its infancy.