“search”的概念、定义、翻译、参考文献-科学参考

Computer

1. To locate a specified piece of information in a table or file (see searching).
2. (find) In word processing, to locate the next occurrence of a specified piece of text. The search string may be set to be case-sensitive or case-insensitive, and also to find the string as a whole word or when embedded in a word. The search string may include wildcards, and the scope of the search may be the entire document, the current selection (see select), or the text forward or backward from the cursor. There is usually a ‘search again’ or ‘search next’ command that searches for the next occurrence of the string previously defined so that multiple occurrences can be located without having to retype the search string.
3. The locating of a specified piece of information or text.

Economics

In economics, a model of the optimal decision-making of an agent facing a choice of options with random pay-offs when delay is costly. In this setting an agent is confronted with a trade-off between the cost of delaying the choice and a potential opportunity of a better option arriving in the future. The most common applications of search theory include job search in labour economics and product search in consumer theory. See also reservation wage.

单词	search
释义	search Computer 1. To locate a specified piece of information in a table or file (see searching). 2. (find) In word processing, to locate the next occurrence of a specified piece of text. The search string may be set to be case-sensitive or case-insensitive, and also to find the string as a whole word or when embedded in a word. The search string may include wildcards, and the scope of the search may be the entire document, the current selection (see select), or the text forward or backward from the cursor. There is usually a ‘search again’ or ‘search next’ command that searches for the next occurrence of the string previously defined so that multiple occurrences can be located without having to retype the search string. 3. The locating of a specified piece of information or text. Economics In economics, a model of the optimal decision-making of an agent facing a choice of options with random pay-offs when delay is costly. In this setting an agent is confronted with a trade-off between the cost of delaying the choice and a potential opportunity of a better option arriving in the future. The most common applications of search theory include job search in labour economics and product search in consumer theory. See also reservation wage.
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