"search thread" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a conversation or discussion on a particular topic that has been ongoing or active for a period of time. Example: I found the answer to my question by going through the entire search thread on the forum.
Jin et al. (2014) presented a cooperative parallel metaheuristic which consists of multiple parallel tabu search threads that cooperate by asynchronously exchanging best found solutions through a common solution pool.
Here we have improved this concept by incorporating cooperation of individual search threads.
In the final strategy four search threads were combined: (multimorbidity) AND (primary care) AND ((education) OR (workplace experiences)).
The results for the cooperative strategy presented here shows how cooperation of individual parallel search threads modifies the systemic properties of the individual algorithms, improving its performance and outperforming other competitive methods.
By searching threads table of each node, the task gets an idle thread (with preferred node IP address) for executing data partition.
Will we construct a new sign language with gestures for expletive-laced searches, threads of bodily harm, inappropriate suggestions about where someone should go, frequently-repeated stock phrases (Winning!)?
The distributed-parallel approach is based on the concept of multi-search threads according to Toulouse et al. [Issues in designing parallel and distributed search algorithms for discrete optimization problems, Publication CRT-96-36 CRT-96-36 CRT-96-36e sur les transports, Universitéde Montréal, Centre, 1996] i.e., several search paths are investigatedeconcurecherche
But his coach, Marian Vajda, cautioned against searching for threads that connect the Serbs.
I find that search programs that thread your question through a number of independent search engines save a lot of time.
