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A Semantic Search Engine in the Cloud
2013 Eighth International Conference on P2P, Parallel, Grid, Cloud and Internet Computing, 2013Due to the ease of data production within the Internet era, knowledge workers are increasingly overwhelmed by information from multiple information sources and yet still find it hard to navigate and search for accessing the specific information required for the task at hand.
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Human Flesh Search Engine: Is It a Next Generation Search Engine? [PDF]
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2008 Directly translated from its Chinese name “Ren Rou Sou Suo”, Human Flesh Search Engine (HFSE), a search engine runs by human power, is now a controversial topic in China’s Internet community. This paper includes the HFSE’s definition, history, operating theory, evolution, and famous cases analyses.
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Nursing Management, 2008
SearchMedica, the dedicated medical search engine launched in 2006 and primarily aimed at GPs, has been expanded to cater for the specific needs of nurses.
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SearchMedica, the dedicated medical search engine launched in 2006 and primarily aimed at GPs, has been expanded to cater for the specific needs of nurses.
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Another Face of Search Engine: Web Search API’s
2008Since search engine development requires building an index which is a tedious and space consuming process. Now-a-days all major search engines provide developers access to their resources through a set of APIs. In this paper we try to answer the following questions. What differences exist between search engines and their associated search APIs?
Kumar H., Kang S.
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2012
Is your web site featured in the early pages of results when you type a keyword into the search field of Bing, Yahoo!, or Google? You can improve the chances of appearing in the first few pages, but an early appearance cannot always be guaranteed without paying for a favorable position.
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Is your web site featured in the early pages of results when you type a keyword into the search field of Bing, Yahoo!, or Google? You can improve the chances of appearing in the first few pages, but an early appearance cannot always be guaranteed without paying for a favorable position.
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