Google is slowly incorporating more editorial data (and sometimes, Google owns this data) as it returns searches for authors or restaurants, for instance (see: Zagat).
The term 'model of care' was itself used inconsistently and relatively infrequently in the literature; a Medline search using terms for 'palliative care' combined with 'model(s) of care' returned only 1% of articles returned by searching for palliative care alone.
Some of the older returned to searching for food, and others switched to caring for the nest and larvae.
Stunned villagers who were lucky enough to be away from their villages at the time of the quake returned to search for family members.
More than three decades later, joined by her husband and sulky teen-age sons, Wong returned to search for Yin, in a country where "neighborhoods vanish and people scatter, with no one left behind to say who went where".
In 2006, the archaeologists returned to search for the settlement that they believed was associated with the graves.
When the Master and Mistress return from searching for Lad, they find him waiting on the porch.
A link to a picture of Nicole Sherzinger wearing a floral print dress would return search results for a similar-looking floral print dress from various fashion retailers.
It had no trouble recognizing an Ansel Adams photograph of Bridalveil Fall in Yosemite, returning search results for both the image and a book that used that image on its cover.
The end result was Lens, a product Pinterest launched earlier this month that allows users to basically point at an object in the real world with their camera and return search results for Pinterest.
