Sentence examples for made searchable to from inspiring English sources

This information is then made searchable to all buyers.  .

Within days, however, the data had been downloaded, reposted and made searchable at several Web sites.

The Times has digitized and made searchable its content going back to 1851, yet today's search technologies and interfaces are not up to the task of making such large collections explorable, says Evan Sandhaus, a member of the New York Times Research and Development Labs who oversaw the release of the article archive in late 2008.

And all of it has to be made searchable, he said.

The huge digitisation project involved making copies of master pages, scanning those copies and then separating them into clippings to be made searchable online.

Google executives declined to say how many additional documents and books had been indexed and made searchable through the service.

To deal with quality control, Lover.ly will let all brides upload their photos to a specific URL, but only approved photos and weddings will be made searchable.

Databases could be shared, and connected to one another; whole libraries of books could be scanned and their contents made searchable.

Most discussions in Slack are also archived and made searchable.

Peter Murray-Rust's group has demonstrated in the CrystalEye project [42] how these open data files can be mined, collated, and made searchable.

As far as she knows, this is the first time many of them have been written out -- and thus made searchable -- anywhere on the Internet. .