Sentence examples for try to index from inspiring English sources

I decided to try to index these new entities — to draft a sort of Social Media Bestiary.

Up until now, they had to try to index Twitter's site selectively by concentrating on high-profile Twitterers like celebrities.

In other words, even if a restaurant has an all Flash site, Locu will try to index its menu and prices.

I said Sander's project was a failed enterprise because like all of these works it ultimately demonstrates the futility of trying to index the world.

Two Dartmouth College computer researchers have measured how quickly the World Wide Web is expanding, and their findings are not good news for the companies that are trying to index the hundreds of millions of documents that are linked by the Web.

Google was incorporated in 1998, and by 2002 its Web-scraping "Googlebots" were so ubiquitous and voracious that, in a short story titled "Robot Exclusion Protocol," the programmer and writer Paul Ford imagined one trying to index his bathroom.

One contender is Live Matrix, a TechCrunch Disrupt alum that is trying to index every live event on the web.

Instead of trying to index user-generated content, Streamzy uses Seeqpod's database as a content source, which it further refines by weeding out broken links.

Instead of trying to index every blog in existence and then removing spam via black lists and other methods, they are limiting the blogs they monitor to those that are proven to be legitimate.

Yahoo is using its BOSS and Search Monkey products to gather up new data for better results, but none of it is likely as interesting as Google say, trying to index the world's books.

Considering this is v1 of post search, their absence is completely understandable, and the fact that it works on a basic level is impressive considering Facebook is trying to index 1 trillion pieces of content.