"search environment" is a valid and usable phrase in written English.
It is commonly used to refer to the setting or conditions in which a search (for information, solutions, etc.) is conducted. Example sentence: The search environment for the missing hiker was treacherous, with thick fog and rugged terrain hindering the rescue team's efforts.
Ruben Quinones, 33, director of sales and social media for Path Interactive, a digital advertising agency in New York City that provides services to a handful of pest control companies, called the bedbug search environment over the last few weeks "ridiculously competitive".
It reduces the noise in the search environment which directly stops unsophisticated threats.
The expectations of Bernoulli stochastic variables are automatically updated by the search environment.
Each particle will then have different roles in different dimensions of the search environment.
In this algorithm a group of particles (as the variables of an optimization problem) is dispersed in the search environment.
The territory division problem is the problem of dividing the search environment between cooperative seekers to reach optimal seeking performance.
Since the search environments have become more dynamic, many on-line index maintenance strategies have been proposed.
Such a technique provides a controlled query alteration process that is designed to emphasize some terms and to deemphasize others, as required in particular search environments.
Evolutionary algorithms (EAs) permit flexible representation of decision variables and performance evaluation and are robust to difficult search environments, leading to their widespread uptake in the control community.
I would then create a brainstorming program in which the FT and Endeca staff collaborate with companies to create hybrid search environments combining the FT information internal repositories to support important processes.
VisSearch is a collaborative Web searching environment intended for sharing Web search results among people with similar interests, such as college students taking the same course.
