Aggregates Salary values across rows using Select and Group by clauses.
Set your default search engine
Keywords are automatically stemmed and include close synonyms. In Advanced Search, you can choose words or phrases to include or remove from your results. You can narrow results for complex searches with Advanced Search. This gives you a moment to review the results before deciding to view the video.
Searching with boolean logic, proximity, in title/abstract/claims, and wildcards
- Each word automatically includes plurals and close synonyms, and CPCs can also be used without a special syntax, like (safety belt) OR B60R22/00.
- You can include more than one wildcard symbol per word.
- Use the number to say how many words apart the words can be.
- CPCs can also be used without a field prefix (see Searching by keywords and classifications above).
- In some countries, Google Search is Chrome’s default search engine.
CPCs can also be used without a field prefix (see Searching by keywords and classifications above). Adjacent words that are implicitly ANDed together, such as (safety belt), are treated as a phrase when generating synonyms. Each word automatically includes plurals and close synonyms, and CPCs can also be used without a special syntax, like (safety belt) OR B60R22/00. You can refine the suggestions by typing in keywords, which will be assigned an even higher weight during classification.
Managing potentially sensitive search results
After you begin your search, your search query is displayed on the left side of the page. Enter the text shortcut you want to use for the search engine. If you notice unexpected changes in your search engine, you might have malware. These measures apply to all users, specifically for these types of queries.
Do an Advanced Search
- The field before and after dates search on (filing, priority, publication) can be changed by clicking on the underlined date type in the search fields box.
- To help you discover content safely, we’ve implemented measures for search queries that might lead to potentially sensitive or graphic content.
- Remember that when you run a query on BigQuery you will be charged for it, and your tables can become quite large.
- Returns rows that match the specified condition using Select and Where clauses.
- More weight is given to terms in the same box when determining suggestions.
- In addition to the three key elements, we strive to deliver personally relevant search results.
- For faster query entry with your keyboard, pressing TAB will add a new synonym, and pressing ENTER will add a new search term box.
To estimate relevance, we look into many factors, such as how well the title, tags, description and video content match your search query. Searching simply for the query "fat cats", even for a specific date and search type, can result in multiple rows. The field before and after dates search on (filing, priority, publication) can be changed by clicking on the underlined date type in the search fields box. You can enter the keyword in your address bar to quickly use the search engine. When your search query is identified as seeking this type of content, search result thumbnails will be blurred by default.
Each search term and search field box is ANDed together, and you can add an OR to each term by clicking inside a box to the right of the existing query term. When searching with non-patent literature included, the before, after, inventor and CPC fields work across patent and Scholar results. The inventor and assignee fields provide autocomplete suggestions.
The top 25 most common matches will be ORed together. AJD, AJDx, ADJ/x, or +xw are the same as NEAR, but matches must be in the same order. WITH means 20 words away, any order, and SAME means 200 words away, any order. If you begin typing a CPC code, the classification suggestions are restricted to codes with that prefix. Arrow keys and TAB/SHIFT+TAB also work to navigate between boxes.
For that reason, our system may also consider your search and watch history if you have it turned on. In addition to the three key elements, we strive to deliver personally relevant search results. That's why YouTube's search ranking system is designed to help you quickly find what you're looking for.
If you want to see the most popular query for specific criteria, you probably want to filter out zero-length query values from your SQL query. Therefore you should always aggregate your fields (SUM, COUNT, and so on) to guarantee that your row values are consolidated. NEAR, NEARx, NEAR/x, or /xw means matches are a maximum of x words away, in any order. More weight is given to terms in the same box when determining suggestions.
You'll still see the video title, channel name and details, helping you to decide if it's what you're looking for. To help you discover content safely, we've implemented measures for search queries that might lead to potentially sensitive or graphic content. That's why your search tenobet login results might differ from another user's search results for the same query. We look at overall user engagement, such as the watch time of a particular video for a particular query to determine if the video is considered relevant to the query by other users.
The "Search Terms" section provides autocomplete suggestions for CPC codes by machine-classifying your search query. For faster query entry with your keyboard, pressing TAB will add a new synonym, and pressing ENTER will add a new search term box. Keywords can be quoted for "exact search", and keywords and CPCs can be -negated with a minus sign in front. After you change your query, click away from the box or press ENTER to perform the search. You can change your default search engine anytime.