Sentence examples for made it searchable from inspiring English sources

For example, the site pools furniture manufacturer data online and made it searchable across type, price, and lead time.

To offer decorators an easy alternative, Decorati pools manufacturer data online and made it searchable across type, price, and lead time.

Sure, a hacker might be able to find these personal details a different way, but by sharing your info on Twitter or wherever else, you've just made it searchable within seconds.

Maybe this isn't quite fair, given that Google+ often launches a few small new features per week, but it's pretty obvious that Facebook is now able to mine its users' data and make it searchable in compelling ways while Google+ sits on the sidelines.

[C9.] HarperCollins to Create Its Own Web Library In the latest move in the battle between publishers and search engines, HarperCollins Publishers will create its own digital library of all its book and audio content and make it searchable by consumers on the Internet.

If the podcast you like isn't in the Plex catalog, you can add it by entering the feed URL, and Plex will treat it as if it is – it will retrieve all its metadata, related podcasts, and make it searchable.

The photographs have been scanned using optical character recognition, which identifies any text in the pictures, making it searchable.

It is also said to be considering restaurant reviews.Google's self-described mission is to catalogue all the world's information and to make it searchable online.

The world's largest software firm should pay Time Warner, News Corporation and others to block Google, the search giant, from indexing their content and make it searchable exclusively through Bing, Microsoft's new search service.

They argue that because Google must copy an entire book to make it searchable, it is violating the copyright of the author or publisher if it does so without permission.

Joe Alwan, a vice-president and the general manager of the division that makes B.B.N.'s "callerexperience analytics" software, which is called Avoke, was showing me how the technology can automatically create a log of events in a call, render the speech as text, and make it searchable.