Sentence examples for makes it possible to search from inspiring English sources

On its Web site, Forbes makes it possible to search the list by industry, residence, marital status, etc.

Any Web site could catalog the same information as Facebook.com or LinkedIn.com, but these sites provide the extra structure that makes it possible to search everyone's social network.

Last year, Google began testing a free program called the Google Deskbar that makes it possible to search the Web by entering words and phrases in a small dialog box placed in the Windows desktop taskbar at the bottom of the computer screen.

A few students pointed to the handwriting recognition in Livescribe's desktop software: once an individual user has transferred the contents of a pen to his or her computer, the software makes it possible to search that handwriting — so long as it's reasonably legible — by keyword.

The computational efficiency of this method makes it possible to search whole protein structure databases for structural homology without relying on sequence similarity.

This not only saves bookshelf space (and is considerably less expensive), but it also makes it possible to search the work in a way that no index can.

But the rise of search engines, the web's second wave, made it possible to search for information using keywords instead.

GeotechML will make it possible to search all geotechnical data available on the web.

Other projects, like Descartes Labs' GeoVisual Search and Carnegie Mellon's Terrapattern, have made it possible to search for objects within satellite imagery.

Feature updates are planned, however, as Reebee wants to make it possible to search through flyers to find the one you're looking for, as well as create unified shopping lists from various stores.

It would index every published word since the dawn of humanity, and make it possible to search your personal library, and deep-link to individual chapters, sections, and paragraphs.