Sentence examples for to be index from inspiring English sources
verb
To exist; to have real existence.
Ian said it needed to be index linked.
As for why the choice to go with a VC now and for that VC to be Index, it was a mutual understanding of what the opportunity was in this space, and also the fact that Index has in its portfolio a number of e-commerce companies and enterprise software companies that complement MetaPack's business.
When in this case the mother was chosen to be index, the family would score ⩾16 for both the Gilpin and Frank model and thus would fulfil our selection criteria.
The LIDE (2.4) is said to be index-1 if for all, the following conditions hold: (i rank, (ii) ker.
Publishers will have to go into Google's News tools page to agree to be indexed by Google News.
The advantage of this is that you are 100% certain to be indexed into Google's search engine.
For the purpose of image retrieval, image descriptors need to be indexed by similarity scoring.
Here, any image needs to be indexed properly before retrieving by text-based approach.
The platform enables books to be indexed by search engines like Google and to be seen by users when searching for relevant keywords.
It's interesting because it pulls the Wiki content directly into a site's HTML and allows it to be indexed by search engines.
Technorati claims to be indexing 800,000 + new posts daily, which is in line with competitor estimates of the size of the blogosphere.
