Sentence examples for need to index from inspiring English sources

When speaking about the need to index the Web "every second," Mr. Page acknowledged the usefulness of taking a wee bit of time to analyze the gathered information.

That way, it won't need to index every product on earth.

International attempts at crop improvement are hampered by the need to index cocoa germplasm for this virus, particularly if the germplasm is to be moved to where highly susceptible varieties are grown.

The availability of computerized Chinese dictionaries now makes it possible to look characters up directly, without searching, thereby sidestepping the need to index characters for this purpose.

These results show that, given an appropriate reference sequence for each genome under consideration, it is possible to assemble short reads from a mixture of mitochondrial genomes and deconvolute the resulting contigs without the need to index the reads.

To represent all exon-exon pairs would require 32 billion exon-exon targets, and for targets each of length 150 nt, we would have a need to index 5 trillion nucleotides, a value that exceeds the limits of GSNAP, for example, by a factor of 1000.

The MRRT is less efficient than the ACC: the ACC would give a credit for accumulated losses, so it needed to index losses only by the long-term bond rate.

"I have always thought we needed to index the web every second to allow real time search.

Of course, there's one possible issue for those of you who are concerned about your privacy — because Greplin needs to index your emails for quick searching, it has to actually store your messages.

One significant drawback, however, is the large amount of memory needed to index the reads.

Owing to its high memory consumption during prefix-sorted automaton construction, an external memory implementation is needed to index a collection of human genomes, which is not yet available.