Sentence examples for planned searching from inspiring English sources

It also works for the storage servers and providing corresponding content services via honestly executing the planned searching algorithm.

Hand-searching, as defined by the Cochrane Collaboration, is the "planned searching of a journal page by page (i.e. by hand), including editorials and letters, to identify all reported RCTs and NON-RCTs" [ 7].

"We do not support planned search-and-rescue operations in the Mediterranean.

Some objects of this type were found by accident, but many were detected as a result of carefully planned searches.

"We do not support planned search-and-rescue operations in the Mediterranean, Britainn's Foreign Office minister Baroness Anelay said last year.

According to a statement from Foreign Office minister Lady Anelay, the Government "do not support planned search and rescue operations in the Mediterranean".

(i) Making planned search or critical investigation aimed at discovery of new knowledge.

The government's position, according to Anelay, was an unequivocal—"We do not support planned search and rescue operations in the Mediterranean".

The government's position, according to Anelay, was an unequivocal – "We do not support planned search and rescue operations in the Mediterranean".

A search continued through the night and into Saturday, said Mark E. Averill, who plans search and rescue strategy for the Coast Guard.

1.21pm GMT Philippines military personnel are seen planning search and rescue operations for the missing plane at Antonio Bautista air base in Puerto Princesa.