As part of the partnership, Curacity develops its own website where Surface content will not only be featured, but be entirely searchable by the user, with its own booking portal.
Curbed, Eater and Racked are all broken down by borough — Manhattan, Brooklyn and Queens only — with each borough searchable by neighborhood: NoLIta, SoHo and NoHo/Central Village may all be traversable in one 10-minute perambulation, but in Steele's world, each is its own precinct, with its own heroic architects, villainous developers, quixotic preservationists and celebrity real estate agents.
Anything you tweeted while your account was public will now become private, and will only be viewable or searchable by your approved followers.
(Dogs are also searchable by breed, which makes this the only website-specific search bar in history that actually works).
In practice, only a small percentage of materials cataloged in Worldcat are directly searchable by non-Roman scripts.
Goldbelly's online menu (searchable by season, food and region, and also available as an app) not only includes iconic foods created by chefs and artisans but also unique products sourced from farmers, ranchers and fishermen.
These comments are not only keyword searchable but can be followed by author, allowing you to keep track of what your friends are saying online.
"That information is searchable by law enforcement agencies, marketers and even just savvy internet users.
The original descriptions of these transcriptomes (21, 22, V. Zeng, B. Ewen Campben, H.W. Horch et al., submitted for publication) provided SRA accession numbers and links to raw data and assembly files but the annotated data for O. fasciatus and P. hawaiensis were initially searchable only by text searches through the FASTA format files.
Patents issued between 1790 and 1976 are searchable only by patent number and current U.S. classification.
