Examples of search engine

• What a user may want from a search engine is to receive relevant results, and to receive them fast.

• We want to illustrate it by means of the example of a personalized search engine.

• You want to be located by a search engine, and so on.

• The results may also be indexed by a search engine, which may then be used to process queries.

• This agent takes keywords from bookmarks and uses them to augment queries and re-rank search engine results.

• In some countries, filters imposed by the government block sites, so that search engine results for controversial topics yield sites that cannot be accessed.

• The parts that were described in the beginning of this section (query construction, search engine, answer sorting and display) do not need much time.

• This type of search engine yields fewer hits than general search engines, but they are usually more relevant.

• We present a rule-based fuzzy search engine that allows users to retrieve text data independently of its orthographical realization.

• Furthermore, the search engine of many agencies' websites did not perform satisfactorily.

• The search engine searches on the intents and names from the flat files and retrieves the appropriate source code from the code database.

• The online concordance uses a customized search engine to consider approximately 23 transcripts (totaling 222,100 words) and is constantly being supplemented.

• Information retrieval by means of the computer's search engine takes much less time than thumbing through the pages of an alphabetic dictionary.

• One typical situation is when a web search engine presents a small amount of text from each document that matches a certain query.

• When one uses a web search engine, then typically the search phrase is under-specified.