Sentence examples for unrestricted search from inspiring English sources

As a result, Chinese netizens were able to use Google.cn to access unrestricted search results on taboo topics like the Tiananmen massacre, the Dalai Lama and the Falun Gong.

The optimum model and rates were specified for a second, unrestricted search in Treefinder [105], with the single tree produced from the first as a starting tree.

The current application contains information on over 130 epidemiological and clinical research databases, with unrestricted search not requiring registration (http://tools.researchonresearch.org/dodsg/).org/dodsg/

No limits were set for these searches, apart from the EMBASE search, which was limited to the adult population because of the large number of ineligible studies produced by the unrestricted search.

Google decided to move its servers for the Chinese market in January 2010, to Hong Kong, a semiautonomous Chinese territory outside the country's censorship firewalls, after the company was unable to reach an agreement with the Chinese authorities to allow unrestricted searches of the Internet.

We consider representatives of different structure learning approaches, some of which perform unrestricted searches, such as the PC algorithm and the Gobnilp method, and some of which introduce prior information on the structure, such as the K2 algorithm.

So if you're someone like Google, you have two options: run in China (and make money within the system that's currently in place), or try to make a stand and demand that China change its ways while trying to argue that a free and open China is in everyone's best interests (plus, you can sell more ads on unrestricted searches).

The search engine allows unrestricted searches by any word (not limited to key words) and specific searches by author, database (e.g. conference abstract) or year.

Using the OVID interface, we conducted unrestricted searches in MEDLINE, EMBASE, the Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials (CENTRAL) and the Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews from their inception date until the first week of November 2011.

The three authors also have another paper on unrestricted depth search in parallel [15].

The authors devised a new technique, called the unrestricted depth search, in which each edge may be visited an unbounded (but finite) number of times.