Sentences with phrase «contain search query»

Not exact matches

Search engine: Program such as Google that searches its indices or databases in response to a user's query, retrieving lists of documents containing specific keywords.

Previously, Google would look only at pages with the word «iPad,» but RankBrain understands that content containing related words will be highly relevant to the user's search queries.

There are millions of searches that contain the term «washer» spread over hundreds of different phrases or queries.

Keywords will match search queries that contain terms preceded by a «+» in any order, matching close variations of words but not synonyms

Google Alerts can provide you RSS or email updates of Google results (web, news, etc.) that contain a particular search query, like your name.

Second, reliance on matching query terms to document terms can also result in search results that omit conceptually relevant documents because they do not contain the exact query terms entered by the user.

One problem identified by the present inventors concerns operation of typical search engines, which require queries and documents to contain matching words.

First, search results may include documents that contain the query term but are irrelevant because the user intended a different sense (or meaning) of that query term that term matching fails to distinguish.

Up until now, when your query contained proximity operators (/ s, / p or / n), every occurrence of the keywords contained in this query were highlighted in the document accessed through the search results page.

Each search result includes snippets of text from the case that contains language relevant to your query.

This algorithm allows our search engine to return documents containing the word «accredited» for queries containing the word «accreditation».

It is an online service that answers factual queries directly by computing the answer from structured data, rather than providing a list of documents or web pages that might contain the answer as a search engine might.

Talos was first alerted to the phishing threat on Feb. 24, 2017, when a Ukrainian - based phishing scheme, COINHOARDER, targeted the blockchain.info wallet service through Google Ads that contained «gateway phishing links» and generating over 200,000 client search queries.

The content on your website contains vital information for letting Google and other search engines know your relevancy to a search query.

For instance, if you are selling homes in south eastern Mississauga and your website has a lot of content that contains the keywords «homes in south eastern Mississauga,» when someone types in a search query like, «buy homes in south eastern Mississauga,» assuming everything else is in order, your website stands a very good chance of ranking highly in the search results and thus being visited by that searcher.

When someone performs a search on the Internet, the search engine is able to match specific queries to sites that contain relevant data or information to the searchers query.