Sentence examples for item search from inspiring English sources

The app uses GPS to reveal the cool stuff available around you, allowing you to sell an item, search your community for cool stuff, and receive push notifications when an item you want gets listed, or when someone wants to buy what you've listed.

The app uses GPS to reveal the items available around you, allowing you to sell an item, search your community for cool stuff, and receive push notifications when an item you want gets listed, or when someone wants to buy what you've listed.

For an example of known item search see Additional file 1.

The result of contraindication item search is presented below the checkboxes of the item when the physician assesses for treating criteria (Fig.  2).

Wear the sidetided (or any other appropriate wig), with that red cowboy neck item (search it online), with the dark blue fiesta outfit, and golden bracelets, and brown sandals.

This is adequate for known item searches, that is, searches conducted by a user who needs to locate a work whose contents he or she believes will be useful, the only issue being the location of the work online.

Internet searches that occur in learning contexts are very different in nature from traditional "lookup" or "known item" searches: students usually perform searches to gather information about or master a certain topic, and the search engine is used as an aid in the exploration of a domain of knowledge.

In summary, our visual search data indicated that subjects searched faster, spent less time per item searching, yet responded more slowly and less accurately on the night shifts.

Finally, it must be underscored that known item searching of MEDLINE retrieved only 72% of included studies.

LZ configured the search engine, replicated the searches, undertook known item searching, built and indexed the collections, created the datasets, and participated in all revisions of the manuscript.

Among the 2014 included trials, 1456 were found, through known item searching, to be indexed in MEDLINE at the time of our searching (72%).