Sentence examples for making it searchable from inspiring English sources
"We're making it searchable with a good front-end data base," he added.
The photographs have been scanned using optical character recognition, which identifies any text in the pictures, making it searchable.
The announcement might be good for many developers, but it's also good for Google itself: the location data will be integrated into Google's search index, making it searchable and, ultimately, capable of generating advertising revenue.
The audio content is then tagged and organized in a way that computers understand, making it searchable.
That data gets integrated into your digital address book, making it searchable, shareable and generally more useful.
It currently uses Spinvox to convert audio to text thus making it searchable, but it could use any similar engine.
Created in 2007, the Profile Engine calls itself the "world's first social network search engine". For many years, it scraped public information from Facebook and made it searchable on its own site, until Facebook blocked its access to its servers in 2011.
The suit contends that the company's program, Google Print, is engaged in copyright infringement because although only text fragments are displayed, a book must be digitized in its entirety to make it searchable.
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.
