One tab provides statistics about the site you are viewing, like third-party ratings and reviews.
The teams tab provides access to a summary, news and player biographies on each of the 32 teams.
In the capture below, the "Feed" tab provides the intended, "old normal" reading experience, one abstract after the other: Now, if you select the "Readable" tab, the feed length limit is gone, you get the full article, regardless of its size, within the G-Reader.
An external links tab provides integrated searches or links to ~ 70 online external resources and databases.
The third tab provides logging information about communication with server and other notifications from the application, and the last one - Options tab, is providing settings of the application such as gathering sensorial data and preferred runtime modes.
The 'Inputs' tab provides an interface, in which all all the input parameters and options for the virtual screening using the LiSiCA software can be defined.
The literature tab provides access to various types of literature associated with a chemical compound, both as searches (against Google Scholar (GS) and PubMed) and via direct linking (to PubChem Articles and PubChem Patents), and as embedded PDF files accessed from EPA websites.
In turn, "Updates" focuses on a different aspect of social discovery, offering users the chance to see when their previous matches (and nearby members) modify their pictures or profiles, for example, while the "Notifications" tab provides updates on new pools, contests and affiliated events.
The "Reviews" tab provides in-place reviews for the book.
The top section of the general information tab provides tournament summaries of profit/loss as well as ordinal placement summary.
The "Buy" tab provides a direct way to purchase the book from a preferred online retailer and there are lots of choices.
