Sentence examples for search lies from inspiring English sources
That means a big search lies ahead at Station P. But first, we hope for some wind and waves to measure on the way there.
The future of search lies with human conversations, not a list of links.
But on the other side of the agony of the job search lies the ecstasy of renewed enthusiasm for your professional life.
If you have a lot of friends that use Plurk, it may be interesting to use this search to see what they are doing, but Plurk knows the true value of real-time search lies in the masses — that's why it's opened up the public data for search queries.
The key to starting a successful nanny search lies in making contact with as many nannies as possible.
The reason that moved us towards the application of a heuristic approach instead of an exhaustive search lies in the tree itself.
The biggest challenge in top-down database searching lies in assigning combinatorial PTMs especially when the delta mass cannot be explained by expected modifications.
The F.B.I. used covert surveillance, electronic eavesdropping, trash searches, lie detector tests administered under false pretenses, break-ins, interviews with his former wife and adult children, even sting operations set up by his colleagues, according to law enforcement and intelligence officials.
The new viewer also has improved searching functionality, adding the ability to see where a search result lies in context with the text around it.
But because they know a job search still lies in their future, these researchers seem to view EIA as not so much a fast track to career maturity but as a more independent, lab management focused training phase.
The difference between the proposed NPTS and the existing multiple objective tabu search (MOTS) lies in the use of the niche selection strategy and fitness archiving to maintain the diversity of the optimal solutions along the Pareto front and avoid repetitive calculations of the objective functions associated with the flow and transport model.
