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Internet Searching Strategies Curriculum Purpose Agenda Goals for Today Find it on the Net (or not)! Powerpoint presentation on 3 Types of Searching Strategies Browsing the World Wide Web Internet Safety Determining What Tools You Need and How to Use Them Choosing the right Internet search tool How to Search the Web: A Guide to Search Tools Learning More about Search Engines and Subject Directories: FAQs can help you determine which search engine may be best for you. Yahoo's Comparing Search Engines Section - links to additional information that will help you evaluate search engines. Internet "Onesearch" with Mega Search Engines Search Engine Feature Chart Learn to Search the Internet by C.J. DeSantis Online tutorial on how to search the Internet (designed for teachers) Find It Faster! (article from Internet World) Using Search Engines to Navigate the Web Planet Access Networks Good place to start if you are just getting started with searching. Try it! List of Search Engines provides a list of most of the search engines currently available. Internet Searching Strategies Short and Sweet Tips on How to Get Started: formulating a strategy, maximizing your search results, evaluating internet resources, and citing internet resources.

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Tips for Maximizing Team Collaboration August 2003 - Pragmatic Software Newsletters Tips for Maximizing Team Collaboration In this month's newsletter, we discuss tips for maximizing team collaboration with geographically dispersed teams. Successful team collaboration involves sharing documents, managing calendars, and managing contacts from a central place. Newsletter Sponsored by Atrium This newsletter is sponsored by Atrium: http://www.PragmaticSW.com/Atrium To compete in today's market, you need access to your information quickly and without hassle. Whether you are at the office, home, or your client's site, your information should be available at your fingertips. Atrium allows you to: Track Project Deliverables - Track project tasks on-line. Receive email alerts as items become due. Share Documents - Reduce administrative, document production and delivery costs by uploading documents for file sharing. This is handy for CAD Drawings or anything else you wish to share with your team. Everyone is a click away from that information with complete file sharing. Enhance Project Communication - Collaborate with your project managers, architects, contractors, vendors, and customers. Hold discussions so that everyone is kept in the loop. These discussions are conveniently forwarded to your email and can be replied to using your standard email editor. Post project and company bulletins so that everyone knows about important events.

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NAILDD Project Maximizing Access, Minimizing Cost: The Association of Research Libraries North American Interlibrary Loan and Document Delivery (NAILDD) Project A Five Year Status Report January, 1998 Mary E. Jackson The 1998 ALA Midwinter Meeting in New Orleans, LA marks the beginning of the five year anniversary of the Association of Research Libraries' (ARL) North American Interlibrary Loan and Document Delivery (NAILDD) Project At the beginning of 1998, over 70 for-profit and not-for-profit organizations and project participate in the NAILDD Project's Developers/Implementors Group (DIG) and/or the ILL Protocol Implementors Group (IPIG). The DIG is the vehicle by which the NAILDD Project seeks to facilitate collaboration between libraries and a broad constituency of private sector organizations. The DIG is an effort on ARL's part to be proactive consumers. The DIG serves as a forum in which to communicate the library needs to the vendors who could potentially offer these services. ARL seeks a healthy competition in the ILL/DD marketplace and thus encourages all vendors to participate. The IPIG was formed in late 1995 to expedite implementation of the international standard for ILL communication. This status report highlights and salutes the responsiveness of some of the more active DIG and IPIG members to the NAILDD Project's technical priorities. The sustained commitment of these organizations and the resources invested to achieve the Project's goals are recognized as key contributions to the future success of library programs and services.

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Sentry Spelling Checker Engine - Support Home Site index Contact us Catalog ... Search You are here: Home Support Sentry Spelling Checker Engine Tips for maximizing performance Product : Sentry Spelling Checker Engine (Windows and Source SDKs) Version : Any The Sentry spelling engine is designed and built for high performance. This document contains some tips for making Sentry run as quickly as possible. Open dictionaries (lexicons) as local files. Accessing lexicon files across a network can decrease performance, since network file access is many times slower than local file access, especially over congested networks. Open dictionaries containing frequently used words first. Sentry searches for words in the order in which dictionaries are opened, and stops searching once a word is found. Opening a dictionary containing words that appear frequently (such as the of , and a ) first reduces the time required to locate these words and improves overall performance. This is what the "ssceam.tlx" (or "sscebr.tlx", etc.) files are for: They contain the words that occur most often, and therefore should be opened first. Open dictionaries for one language at a time. The more dictionary files Sentry must search through, the longer the search will take, particularly when locating suggestions. Don't open the American and British English dictionaries together, for example.

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navigation Online Lectures on Bioinformatics Database searching Multiple alignments and database searching Biological preliminaries Analysis of individual sequences ... Links Database searching Multiple alignments and database searching Information about which residues are conserved and thus important for a particular family are crucial not only for the purpose of multiply aligning a set of sequences. Also in the context of identifying related sequences in a database this information is very valuable. Thus, a multitude of methods has been developed that aim at identifying sequences in a database which are related to a given family. Historically, the first such method had introduced the profiles described above in the context of multiple sequence alignment. Like in this application, profiles help in emphasizing conserved regions in a database search. Thus, a sequence that matches the query profile in a conserved region will receive a higher score than a database sequence matching only in a divergent part of an alignment. This feature is of enormous help in distinguishing truly related sequences. Algorithmically, profile searching simply uses the dynamic programming alignment algorithm for aligning a sequence to a profile on each sequence in the database. Of course, this is computationally quite demanding and much slower than the heuristic database search algorithms like BLAST or FASTA. Typically, the multiple alignment underlying the profile will describe a conserved domain which one expects to find within a database sequence. Therefore, in this context it is important that end gaps should not be penalized. Gap penalties for profile matching frequently vary along the profile in order to reflect the existence of gaps within the underlying multiple alignment. Through this mechanism one attempts to preferentially include new gaps in regions where gaps have been observed already. However, different suggestions exist as to the choice and derivation method for these gap penalties (Bucher, Taylor).

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focal pair programs REALALIGN Function of the program: Align focal pair images by maximizing real space corelation coefficient. Briefly determined translation and rotation matix can be input to do the refinement. Purpose of the program: In order to use the box information from the high defocus image, the translation and rotation matrix between the two focal pair images must be accurately determined. Searching by FFT convolution failed because of the CTF effect. Therefore, the slow searching by maximizing the real space correlation coefficient applied in the program. The program is parallelized to solve the speed problem. The magnification difference between the focal pair is also considered in the program by the scale-factor. Usage of the program: Usage: realalign [option] Hi_def.pif Lw_def.pif Options: Options explanations -q square_size size inpixel of the center square used in the search, better if usingvalue that is the power of 2. Default is the maximun value that issmaller than the image dimension and is the power of 2. -b start_bin starting bin factor, better if using valuse that is the power of 2. Default is making the initial bined sqare to be 512

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Teach IT Home Getting Started FAQ Cheat Sheets ... UTILIZING THE INTERNET The videos and materials in this unit will help you use the internet as an effective search tool. You will learn the ins and outs of chat rooms and more about proper "netiquette". Getting started: This unit consists of skill video and corresponding Learning Resources designed to make educators more effective online. To view a video, simpy click on the title of the video. Prerequisite Knowledge: N/A Materials needed: N/A Time required: Each video takes about 5 minutes to view. Videos: Search Engines and Their Uses [3:37] Maximizing Your Searching Power [2:51] Online Research and Credibility [2:58] Special Edition: Net-iquette [5:09] Learning Resource Description Preview Download Search Engines and Their Uses This lesson corresponds directly with the Search Engines and Their Uses skill video. Use this lesson to enhance your own knowledge or assign it to your students. Maximizing Your Searching Power This lesson corresponds directly with the Maximizing Your Searching Power skill video. This lesson teaches tips and tricks for having highly effective searches. Learn how to create Boolean searches. Online Research and Credibility - This lesson corresponds with the Online Research and Credibility skill video. Use this lesson to learn more information about finding and documenting credible online research sources.

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Next: Maximizing for : DASSS Up: Exploiting DASSS Data in Previous: Exploiting DASSS Data in Contents Maximizing for : DASSS Data We now recall that the original problem posed was to find the that maximizes when the input is . We now choose to consider as the DASSS data - a set of values generated from direct application of equation . There are a number of ways to exploit the DASSS data; we consider an efficient search of values here. We note that for data , if we assume a particular combination, only one value of can maximize . It is clear from inspection of equations through as well as figure that the highest value for a given source combination will only occur when the observed and match that predicted. In fact, an incorrect value of will produce a zero score. Therefore, the first step in searching is to solve for the value that produces this match. This may be done via: for each possible combination. Now, to score the observed data against stored values of , we must normalize our observed data in the same way as the stored data. This can be done by: which leads to as per our storage paradigm.

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Next: Algorithm Up: Exploiting DASSS Data in Previous: Maximizing for : DASSS Contents Maximizing for : DASSS Data Armed with this set of values and the independently considered , we may finally evaluate using Bayes' rule as suggested above, Then, determining to satisfy expression is simply a matter of searching over the choose 2 values for the optimal one. Aaron S. Master 2003-11-01

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