Sentence examples for mainstream engine from inspiring English sources

Mainstream engine makers are continually pushing forward incremental improvements and a few companies are developing radically different technologies.

This startling statistic prompted Alex Iskold, the founder and chief executive of Adaptiveblue.com, a Web start-up, to ask in a blog post, "Is YouTube the next Google?" In other words, is YouTube effective as a mainstream search engine, and might it supplant or rival Google some day?

All of this categorization and concept-matching is Microsoft's early attempt to bring in some basic semantic search technologies into a mainstream search engine.

But if the Wink/Reunion hybrid is going to become a mainstream search engine (a "Google for people search"), it badly needs to focus on the accuracy of its results.

Other sites doing a similar thing include the PeopleAggregator, simply because traditional whitepages, yellowpages or mainstream search engine sites don't seem to do a very good job of finding our web identities. .

If you're looking for a well-known deep web site, even a mainstream search engine like google can often find a link.[7].

In the United States today, two mainstream rear-engine cars are available in showrooms, the Porsche 911 and the Smart Fortwo.

Despite remarkable advances in mainstream gasoline engines, the combustion cycle developed by Rudolf Diesel at the end of the 19th century continues to be more fuel-efficient.

Google and the other mainstream search engines currently cater for the old days of static webpages.

Hulbee is positioning its consumer search offering as a pro-privacy alternative to mainstream search engines like Google, with a pledge that unlike those guys it does not track users.

Speaking with Philip yesterday it's clear Crowdstorm have lots of exciting plans coming down the line, such as microformat support (hcard, hreview, rel=tag, votelink), creating a mobile web version and possibly integrating Crowdstorm expert reviews into the search results of the mainstream search engines using technologies like OpenSearch and Google Coop.