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		<title>Search-Engines</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[A search engine is an application on the internet used locate WebPages, images, videos and a large variety of content using special scripts and this term may also be applied to personal computers&#8216; search engines, used to locate files and folders. Internet search engines are based on systems of information retrieval. They create a keyword [...]]]></description>
				<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>A search engine is an application on the internet used locate WebPages, images, videos and a large variety of content using special scripts and this term may also be applied to personal computers&lsquo; search engines, used to locate files and folders. Internet search engines are based on systems of information retrieval. They create a keyword index for the base document for searches on keywords for a relevance to answer the parent hit lists. Once a search term is requested, the search engine will provide a all the possibly relevant pages or documents in a numbered list, usually described with a title and a brief abstract of each document.</p>
<h2>Type of data</h2>
<p>Different search engines are used to search different types of data. First, these may be separated into &quot;document types&quot; such as text, image, audio, video and others. Results pages are designed in response to this genus. When searching for text data, a text fragment that contains the search terms is usually displayed (often called snippet). Image search engines show a thumbnail on the right images. A large proportion of all searches on the Internet refers to actual people and their activities. A search engine for people will find publicly available information such as names of persons, their info and contact details, displayed as a list of links.</p>
<h2>Presentation of the results</h2>
<p>The page on which search results are displayed to the user (sometimes referred to as search engine results page , in short called SERP), are divided (often physically) for many search engines in the natural listings and sponsored links .To facilitate the use of the search engines for the user, results are displayed by relevance, each search engine having their own criteria to classify the results as such.</p>
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