Have you come across other job-search jargon that's left you confused?
WORST: Confusing symbols and jargon in search results.
Health professionals' experiences of this and other evidence-based online resources can be improved by applying existing principles for web usability, prioritizing the development of simple search functionality, emitting "researcher" jargon, consistent marking of site ownership, and clear signposting of different document types and different content quality.
When those searches snowballed into even more jargon, she'd Google that too.
I do a quick Google search on the topic, theme, method, jargon, etc.
"But he is" — she searched for the right bit of recovery jargon — "under construction".
For the novice investor, picking a new bond fund entails a daunting search through hidden costs, skimpy disclosure and otherworldly jargon, all for the right to plunk down money for a small payoff that can fall far short of stocks.
Holly is a struggling movie critic, Paul is a corporate lawyer with an eye on a Tory candidacy, while Alison and Rob are a jargon-spouting couple who work for a search engine company.
Some search engine experts have predicted that Facebook's "social graph"— tech jargon for people's friends and connections — may eventually make Google's search results less relevant because people would much rather turn to their social circle for recommendations.
But there is a difference between my desire not to waste an evening watching Wanted and jurors searching maps, news stories or databases of publicly compiled forensic jargon.
It is hardly surprising that pension funds, insurers and endowments are searching for new sources of return.Step forward "smart beta", the latest bit of jargon from the fund-management industry.
