Patentanmeldung Google Inc, Mai 2011
Mobile Mapping - Google Places.
Search Query mit geograpischen Komponenten. Ergebnisliste auf geographischer Karte mit Icons.
DBpedia is a community effort to extract structured information from Wikipedia and to make this information available on the Web. DBpedia allows you to ask sophisticated queries against Wikipedia, and to link other data sets on the Web to Wikipedia data.
Thousands of Students and researchers use SiROP to post and search open positions such as internships, Master, Bachelor or PhD projects and PostDoc positions. SiROP is run by dedicated graduate and undergraduate students from various scientific fields. Together we aim to connect universities worldwide by enabling students to find the project of their choice. This is our commitment.
Netspeak helps you to search for words you donât know, yet. It is a new kind of dictionary that contains everything that has ever been written on the web.
Netspeak helps you to search for words you don't know, yet. It is a new kind of dictionary that contains everything that has ever been written on the web.
I am slightly shocked and simply amused that the recent Google Venice Update has largely flown under the radar. The Inside Search Blog published a list of 40 some-odd changes to the algorithm for February, and it seems that Panda 3.3 and the mysterious one liner about link valuation captivated most of the SEO and Inbound world...
Eine Art-Single-Plattform über den Wolken. "Find your love in the air". Mit Eingabe von Flugdaten kann man sich über die Plattform registrieren und findet evtl. seine(n) Traumpartner(in)
mgSeek is a collection of free open source projects for searching a collection of images using visual similarity. The image you are looking for can be expressed either as a rough painted sketch or as another image you supply.
This is my review of "Amazon Search Dominator" - a new program for writers by Tony Norton.
Find out more here: http://warriorplus.com/o/a/jz50sp/gnvsb
It is a very comprehensive manual for all authors with some really surprising and ingenious ideas for getting your book to the top of Amazon.
Please watch the video for my full report.
ArcGIS Online is a unified Web portal designed by Environment System Research Institute (ESRI). It contains a rich collection of Web maps, layers, and services contributed by GIS users throughout the world. The metadata about these GIS resources reside in data silos that can be accessed via a Web API. While this is sufficient for simple syntax-based searches, it does not support more advanced queries, e.g., finding maps based on the semantics of the search terms, or performing customized queries that are not pre-designed in the API. In metadata, titles and descriptions are commonly available attributes which provide important information about the content of the GIS resources. Ho
The quickfix feature is nice, but it doesn’t give enough context around the search term that leads to use ag from terminal and switch back and forth between programs. I do this search dance every day and I’ve had it! There must be better way!
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