Also free: access to our three-year searchable.
But fans of Attenborough need not feel deprived: to accompany the series the BBC is also launching a free app, The Story of Life, which will contain an archive of 1,000 five-minute clips from the broadcaster's 60-year career, searchable by habitat, species and behaviour.
Sabia has created a different reference mashup video for every single searchable year (or in the case of BC dates, set of years), showing just how much the ultra-popular show has borrowed from music, current events and history.
The New Yorker, the weekly magazine that started as "a hectic book of gossip, cartoons and facetiae," as Louis Menand once wrote, and has evolved into a citadel of narrative nonfiction and investigative reporting, will publish its entire 80-year archives on searchable computer discs this fall.
But there are millions of such documents submitted each year, with no searchable index, making the data practically useless.
@60 The archives of gush-shalom go back about 60 years and are machine searchable.
It has taken the National Railway Museum, in York, more than two years to build its searchable list of workers' names, ranks, military numbers, rail departments and occupations, addresses, family details, dates of death and which war memorial they are on along with 4,500 references to photographs in staff magazines.
Abstracts presented at UEGW 2006 2008 and at DDW 2008 2010 (i.e. for all years where abstracts were searchable electronically) were also searched by medical writing support staff, for mention of the drugs of interest (listed above), and those reporting data not already published in the retrieved articles were included in the analysis.
Available to alumni and Stanford GSB students, the directory is searchable by name, class year, location, job industry, function, and more.
A number of websites have made the information searchable online for years.
