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And while the Integrated Catalog exists now only in a static state organized by work, we hope soon to make the Catalog fully sortable and searchable, allowing users to arrange their viewing of manuscripts based on a number of factors, such as a particular genre or a desired timespan.
Along with the new design, visitors now have easy access to veteran-related events using a sortable calendar.
The apps (which are still separate platforms) present a sortable and filterable list of available delivery options based on time of day and the diner's geo-location.
For the complete list of all these events visible around the world, sortable by location, see skypub.com/jovianmutualevents.
MenuStat is an impressive sortable database of nutritional information from almost all restaurant chains that was created by the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene.
Alongside each firm with a listing are sortable columns identifying that firm's "prestige" ranking, profits per partner and associates per partner.
Sortable by age, gender and ethnicity, it's the only measurement that correlates social listening and sentiment, box office, TV ratings, awards and upcoming projects to create a snapshot of the popularity of more than 17,000 working actors.
The data can be made sortable and interactive, for users to manipulate.
Beginning with the January 10, 2014, issue, these data are now available at https://data.cdc.gov in various sortable, machine-readable formats that will make them more usable for analyses.
Corollary 6 The series Q(a, u), S(t) [equivalent to] S and [S.sup.*](t) [equivalent to] [S.sup.*] that count quarter plane loops, sortable permutations and primitive sortable permutations respectively, are related by