Sentence examples for it indexed from inspiring English sources

Nor is it indexed for inflation.

Rubrik also moves data from one environment to the other while keeping it indexed (which also makes retrieval more efficient).

There's sometimes good reason to do this (for example, if your entire site is sensitive and you don't want it indexed by search engines).

In June, the government swapped $7.4 billion-worth of short-term domestic bonds for paper with a longer maturity, some of it indexed to the dollar exchange rate.

Should you as a creator be obliged to find and notify each and every geek who scanned your work, if for some reason you did not want it indexed?

Indexing can play a role in political debates, as the parties that believe that a policy parameter is too low might want it indexed to wages rather than consumer prices in order that it increase more over time (for the same reason, they might want it indexed to the average wage rather than the median wage, because average wages have tended to increase more than median wages have).

It is not the same as searching memory, which is what Google does when it looks at its indexed archive of the Web and how those pieces of information build up authority over time.

Even if it is indexed it probably won't be on the first few page results for general keywords until it has gained significant popularity.

Budget changes freezing the foreign aid budget and changing the way it is indexed mean it will be effectively cut by more than $7bn over five years.

Greplin is also announcing that it's reached a new milestone, with some six billion documents currently stored in its index (it had indexed 1.5 billion back in April).

The fake journal now has a steady stream of papers from a range of disciplines, boldly declaring on its website that it is indexed by Thomson Reuters.