The novelty of our contribution lies mainly in the fact that we have managed to develop end-to-end system that incorporates all the state-of-the-art components necessary for processing audio archives to the form that is directly searchable in real time.
But the information was made accessible and searchable for the first time last week.
On Tuesday, the National Security Archive, a nonprofit research group at George Washington University, published an online edition of transcripts of 15,000 Kissinger phone calls from 1969 to 1977, fully indexed and searchable for the first time.
Listings are searchable based on the time published, proximity to you (location), descriptions, or by photo — because, let's be honest, you never buy something from a local listing without browsing through a few photos first.
Our new relevance-based algorithm discovers new blog posts as they're created, indexes them within minutes of being published, applies rich semantic analysis and makes them searchable by relevance or time.
If you were deep into Facebook or some other searchable record at the time of your personal flash flood, then it's probably extra brutal for you, and guh, I'm sorry.
Enhanced availability of data and data management tools were perceived as benefits by managers and some clinical users when information was legible, available in "real time," more easily searchable and retrievable (such as for management purposes), and accessible "any time" and "anywhere" by multiple concurrent users.
What is publicly known of the legal sparring is limited to searchable court records, which the Times has provided online: http://www.nytimes.com/cityroom/documents/perelman.
That may not be true among the rest of the world, who will now likely be able to see their real-time public opinions searchable on Bing.com.
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