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(information science)search term - An element of a search or query. A search term is the basic building block of a boolean search or a weighted search. In a search engine a search term is typically a word, phrase, or pattern match expression. For example: cosmonaut or "space travel" or astronaut*

In a database a term is typically the comparison of a column with a constant or with another column. For example: last_name like 'Smith%'


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IF THE SEARCH TERM IS FOUND IN THE SUMMARY, IT WILL BE HIGHLIGHTED.
Finding needles in the PS magazine haystack by PS, the Preventive Maintenance Monthly
According to the new Google Trends feature, which shows statistics for aggregated search information, the Middle Eastern kingdom, where homosexuality is punishable by death, ranks behind only the Philippines in its inhabitants' use of the search term "gay sex.
Saudis love "gay sex" by The Advocate (The national gay & lesbian newsmagazine)
Keep going, and you may uncover a "googlewhack": any search term that only produces a single result
Teacher tech help: googling made easy by Instructor (1990)
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