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火不打紧，身体也变得不舒适起来，经常出现浑身乏力，头晕，巨咳等现象，开始也没在意，只是以为普通的小感冒，哪知道这种状况越来越严重，以至于发展到后来，连起床都需要别香港六合彩搀扶。派来保护香港六合彩的保镖们见状况不对，生怕香港六合彩有失自己担不起责任，将香港六合彩送到医院，没出两日，检查报告出来，说香港六合彩的血液呈阳性。一看这报告，不只保镖们傻了，连杜庭威自己也傻了。血液呈阳性代表什么，香港六合彩哪会不知道，爱滋病的可怕之处在于破坏香港六合彩体的免疫系统，平时看来很普通的疾病，在爱滋病患者身上却是致命的。杜庭威彻底被惊呆了，方寸大乱，头脑一片混乱。下面的保镖大急，有些失态的问香港六合彩不是每回上床都带套的吗？怎么突然会得这种病？杜庭威听后想都没想，回手给那问话的保镖一耳光，咆哮道：我香港六合彩妈怎么知道？
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The document discusses search engines and how they work to index the vast amount of information on the web. It explains that search engines build indexes by having software agents crawl the web, download pages, and extract key information to build searchable databases. It also notes that search engines compete based on factors like the size of their indexes, speed of searches, and relevance of results. Finally, it provides statistics on the size of indexes and recent indexing activity for some major search engines like Google, FAST, AltaVista, and others.
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This document discusses search engines and their role in accessing digital information on the internet. It describes how search engines work by building indexes of web pages using software robots that crawl the web. It outlines the types of search engines, including single, niche, and multiple-threaded search engines. It also discusses some common problems with search engines, such as incomplete indexing of the vast internet, outdated or inaccurate content, and technical challenges in uniformly classifying different types of digital information.
Search Engines
Search engines use webcrawlers or bots to index web pages by following hyperlinks and recording the words on each page. Federated search allows libraries to search across multiple databases from a single search box, providing a more unified and Google-like search experience for library users. Enterprise search tools are used internally by businesses to improve findability for tasks like competitive intelligence. The author argues that library search engines should be more powerful and open to the public in order to create communities and incorporate personalized search features.
Searching The Internet
The document provides guidance on how to effectively search the internet and evaluate the credibility of online sources. It discusses different types of search engines like directories, indexes, and meta search engines. It emphasizes that anyone can publish anything online and sources should be critically evaluated based on author, publisher, date, references, and potential biases. Key factors in assessing websites include domain name, intended purpose, and credentials or citations. The document encourages using multiple search engines and libraries in addition to online research.
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