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n. (plural of search engine English)
Usage examples of "search engines".
It does this much as computers use search engines such as Alta Vista to locate keywords and phone numbers almost instantly in the vast Internet.
Even powerful and sophisticated search engines, such as Google, return a lot of trash, dead ends, and Error 404's in response to the most well-defined query, Boolean operators and all.
Librarians had other things to do, such as develop more powerful search engines to sort through the inchoate mass of data when somebody wanted to find out something truly obscure.
A remote descendant of the search engines of the late twentieth century, Aristotle had become a great electronic mind whose thoughts crackled like lightning across the wired-up face of the Earth.
Sun Tzu was frequently quoted, leading to overloads in most of the search engines that had led to the site.
It doesn't require special search engines or Interpol to type in a telephone number and find out whose it is.
He loved the soft electron buzz of the search engines, the busy streaming icons, the dull butter shine of the Corridors, the shimmering Windows with their relaxing scenes of the exvi-ronment.