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search engine: see Internet, the Internet, the, international computer network linking together thousands of individual networks at military and government agencies, educational institutions, nonprofit organizations, industrial and financial corporations of all sizes, and commercial enterprises ..... Click the link for more information. . search engineTool for finding information, especially on the Internet or World Wide Web. Search engines are essentially massive databases that cover wide swaths of the Internet. Most consist of three parts: at least one program, called a spider, crawler, or bot, which “crawls” through the Internet gathering information; a database, which stores the gathered information; and a search tool, with which users search through the database by typing in keywords describing the information desired (usually at a Web site dedicated to the search engine). Increasingly, metasearch engines, which search a subset (usually 10 or so) of the huge number of search engines and then compile and index the results, are being used. search engineSoftware that searches for data based on some criteria. Although search engines have been around for decades, they were brought to the forefront after the Web exploded onto the scene. Every Web search engine site uses a search engine that it has either developed itself or has purchased from a third party. Search engines can differ dramatically in the way they find and index the material on the Web, and the way they search the indexes from the user's query. search engine Computing a service provided on the internet enabling users to search for items of interest
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We're looking for information on a specific company or product and we turn to a search engine to help us find it. STOCKHOLM, Sweden -- 19th of January 2007 Search engine crawls through tens of millions of records in sub second response time and delivers correct results even when entry is misspelled. CLEVELAND -- The growing natural search engine optimization industry has enormous potential, but major obstacles include lingering credibility issues, labor shortages, tactical ignorance and limited ROI accountability, according to a new white paper. |
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