40 Articles match "Engineering","Sun"

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• Master the Google Operands - Search Like a God & Save Time | MakeUseOf.com
  
  1) Fine Tune Operators are functional words or signs that tell the search engine how to connect or separate the given search terms. Example: sun AND moon or sun +moon Note the “AND” must be in caps and there is no space after the “+”. OR or | Use these to search for either term. Example: sun OR moon or sun | moon Note that again “OR” must be in caps, but in this case there is Master the Google Operands - Search Like a God & Save Time May. 30th, 2008 By Tina The internet, a network
  www.makeuseof.com - Monday, December 29, 2008
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• Choose the Best Search for Your Information Need
  
  Browse worldwide government sites Directgov Search or browse official UK information and services science, engineering and technology Scirus Science-specific Web portals, reports, peer-reviewed articles, patents, preprints and journals Natl. Science, technology, engineering and math Intute Science, engineering and technology hub Science, engineering and technology hub"> advanced search ) or browse in this science, engineering & technology hub, maintained by subject specialists."> health and life sciences Intute Health and
  www.noodletools.com - Friday, December 19, 2008
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• 50+ Google and Yahoo Search Shortcuts Cheat Sheet
  
  Home About Contact Search Engine Optimization | Search Engine Tools and Downloads 50+ Google and Yahoo Search Shortcuts Cheat Sheet Email Ann Smarty Follow me on Twitter Ann Smarty 04/20/09 19 Comments A shortcut in general is defined as “a route shorter than the usual one.” This post is intended as a comprehensive guide to Google and Yahoo search shortcuts providing a cheat sheet of over 50 shortcuts and
  www.searchenginejournal.com - Monday, January 4, 2010
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• Applying Turing's Ideas to Search
  
  Q: How would you describe a sunset to a sightless person? A: The sun sets at the end of every day. Gotcha. The Turing Test and User Interfaces In December of 2006, while I was conducting usability testing of a search engine, it struck me that the Turing test has something important to teach us about interface design. During my usability test, it became clear that this was the very standard to which my test participants held search engines. Here’s how the game works: You’re on your computer, instant messaging away. One IM session is with a real person
  ChiefTech - Thursday, August 28, 2008
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• Engineering Pranks and Hacks
  
  Here is the latest computer engineering prank from the hallowed halls of academic learning (via my son). Find a friend's computer which is unattended, hopefully not an software engineering student. Actually, GE has offered Erik (my son) a very nice electrical engineering co-op job ... From the task manager turn off explorer.exe process and insert your favorite screenshot for the desktop image. Sit back and enjoy your friend's frustration! (and
  eContent - Monday, November 23, 2009
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• Information Architecture for Audio: Doing It Right - Boxes and Arrows: The design behind the design
  
  Luckily, a wide range of techniques employed in information architecture, journalism, usability engineering and interface design are available. The most important professions we can learn from include: Information Architecture Journalism Educational Psychology Usability Engineering Interface Design Information Architecture for Audio The principles of information architecture are exactly what you need to create usable audio. Boxes And Arrows : The Design Behind the Design Register or Log In Search Stories Ideas Forums People Events Jobs About December Issue, 2008
  ChiefTech - Monday, January 12, 2009
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• Social Networking on Intranets (Jakob Nielsen's Alertbox)
  
  The Rubicon Project Sprint Nextel Corporation Sun Microsystems, Inc. This finding was replicated for social intranet features: they should be searched as part of the overall intranet search rather than having individual siloed search engines for each social tool. But your design should reflect the different status of different types of content, with official information labeled as such, and potentially color-coded as well, for easy scannability of SERPs (search engine results pages) and other lists. Jakob Nielsen sAlertbox, August 3, 2009: Social Networking on Intranets Summary: Community features are spreading from "Web 2.0"
  www.useit.com - Wednesday, August 12, 2009
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• Business 2.0 :: Blog :: Headshift
  
  There is the over-quoted example of Goldmine giving away its geological data, Sun Microsystems and IBM giving away software, and pharmaceutical companies collaborating openly on the human genome project. These organisations havent suddenly found a corporate conscience, they are still aggressive, quarterly driven, often American companies with shareholders to answer to. The idea is that if you give away something that your competitors see as core business, you destabilise the market, and make what you charge for more valuable. Sun giving away Solaris, and IBM supporting Linux, destabilises
  www.headshift.com - Wednesday, June 17, 2009
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• eLearning Tour - May 21 - Free
  
  His work in social media, e-Learning and Performance Support has won awards and has led him into engagements at many Fortune 500 companies including Credit Suisse, Royal Bank of Canada, Citibank, Lexus, Microsoft, Nissan, Universal, IBM, Hewlett-Packard, Sun Microsystems, Fidelity Investments, Symbol Technologies and SHL Systemhouse. Karrer was valedictorian at Loyola Marymount University, attended the University of Southern California as a Tau Beta Pi fellow, one of the top 30 engineers in the nation, and received a M.S. On May 21, LearnTrends will be hosting an eLearning Tour Event .
  elearning Technology - Tuesday, May 5, 2009
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• The End of Blinkdagger Engineering & Martians
  
  One of my favorite engineering blogs has died ... Coincidentally Bill Ives just published a post which has links to employee social media policies for  IBM, Intel and Sun. because of web 2.0 concerns on the part of MathWorks. In one sense the story behind Blinkdagger's demise is both happy and sad.
  eContent - Tuesday, July 21, 2009
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