Sentence examples for which searching from inspiring English sources

To facilitate data entry, we defined several (226) "shortcuts" (reference from one node to another), by which searching and scrolling up and down the tree, as well as repeatedly recording of data in multiple places, are avoided.

Many countries, including The Czech Republic, Hungary, India, Korea, Latin America, Russia, and the Ukraine (see Table 3), recognising that coverage of their home literature in databases such as MEDLINE will always be limited, produce their own medical bibliographic databases in which searching for randomised trials is relatively simple.

From what they learned they started Silver Tail, which searches for online fraud in real time.

Last year Mr. Beeferman bought the meta-dictionary onelook.com, which searches nearly 960 dictionaries when you enter a word.

For that, Dr Brown uses a computer program which searches for movement by comparing shots taken at different times.

PayPal is not in this alone: One partner is the SETI Institute, which searches for intelligent life beyond our planet.

It's Google's new Music Timeline, which searches Google Play users' libraries to see which artists they have music by.

The most well-known distributed computing project is SETI@Home, which searches for signs of extraterrestrial civilizations in radio transmissions from space.

Another twist comes from Flipdog.com, which searches and extracts job postings each week on corporate Web sites and posts them without charge.

Yahoo is also working on a new product to match Google's new Froogle service, which searches the Web for products for sale.

The term comes from 2002, when Apple updated Sherlock, an app built into OS X which searched users' computers and the web for them.