Sentence examples for keying from inspiring English sources

Keying in a single telephone number can produce all the information held about an individual.

They are keying in data for Platform Mexico, an integrated and searchable national database that will combine criminal records with police operations' reports and is due to start up in June.

In both cases, production plans were shelved when prototypes failed to impress users: holding your wrist to your ear during a conversation and keying in numbers with a toothpick simply look absurd.

One apocryphal tale centred on Indian workers who had been given the job of keying the results of the latest British census into a database.

The keying together of such peptide groups by hydrogen bonding of the type shown in Figure 17 was examined in detail by Pauling and Robert Corey, who formulated a set of rules, the Pauling-Corey rules, for its implementation.

(The KL-7 was withdrawn from service in June 1983; in 1985 it was learned that the Walker family spy ring had turned over a KL-7 device and keying material to the Soviets).

There are digital tools that record and analyse results; the days of collating and re-keying paper survey results are thankfully over.

But the process requires some irritating re-keying of information and the entry of different passwords.

They didn't talk to each other, which meant lots of time-consuming re-keying of information.

There was public outrage at his performance, which he described as an attempt to highlight the "pandemic of car-keying in the area".

And though now the world's most popular Scotch whisky has its strongest growth in Asia and Eastern Europe, it has strategically decided against low-keying the European Union — its marketing is actually aggressive there.