Assertion: search engine's user | /r/CapableOf | enter keyword
Facets:
value: into search engines
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: in a “search box”
type: LOCATION
value: as part of search queries
type: MANNER
value: to find
type: PURPOSE
value: to make queries
type: PURPOSE
Source sentences:
text: The user of a search engine enters keywords to make queries.
text: To perform a search, the user enters a word or phrase.
text: For example, a European user who enters the keyword “Mario González” on Google.com (or on non-local (European) versions of Bing, Yahoo, DuckDuckGo, etc.) will still find the link to the story about that person’s home foreclosure prominently listed, even though users of Google.es (in Spain), or Google users in other EU countries such as Germany (Google.de), will not see that link in their list of search returns.
text: The user can enter keywords or key phrases into a search engine.
text: As users enter keywords (as part of search queries) into search engines to find what they’re looking for, it should come as little surprise that keywords form the basis of search engine marketing as an advertising strategy.
text: Although the internal structure of a search engine is fairly complex—comprising, among other components, programs called “spiders” that “crawl” the Web—the user-interface portion of the search process is quite straightforward and can be summarized in terms of two steps: (1) a user enters search term/phrase or “keyword” in a “search box”; and (2) the search engine returns a list of relevant Web “pages” that typically include hyperlinks to the pages listed.