The phrase "average search" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing typical or mean values related to search queries, performance, or results.
Example: "The average search time for this query is approximately five seconds."
Alternatives: "typical search" or "mean search".
Google says that an average search uses.3 watt-hours of electricity.
It announces that Google is going to treat certain health-information searches differently from the average search.
Average search time was recorded as a function of chromaticity, position, and length of the search commands.
This region of exceptionally hard problems corresponds to the transition between polynomial and exponential scaling of the average search cost, whose location we also estimate theoretically.
It estimates that 0.0003 kWh of energy is used to answer the average search query and one year of Gmail only emits 1.2kg of CO2.
Google also released an estimate that an average search uses 0.3 watt-hours of electricity, a figure that may be difficult to understand intuitively.
For the effect of cognitive styles, only the average search steps index showed that FI learners are significantly less disorientated than FD learners.
But with Google Instant the average search will be shortened by two to five seconds per query - which, given the billions of people who use the service every week, would mean 11 hours of searching saved every second.
The Google Trends service from which these data are taken does not report absolute search volumes, but scales these volumes according to the average search volume for the first term in each data request.
The results show that the proposed mechanism achieves better performance with respect to the reduction of the average number of messages per query, the average search path length and the response time.
