If you are using the default.stp file, it ignores numbers. You can create a special stp file for use with this database that includes numbers. Just remove the line: If you are looking for numbers in a Number field, numeric fields have to be searched for by specifying this formula in the search window (or by using a Form to search which generates this formula): Punctuation and other special marks, except for '&', "/", ":", and ".

Most search engines cover the entire Internet, and searches on these engines may produce many results that are not specific to your drug question. On Drugs.com, you can search by medical condition or by drug, and get the answer you need right away. Searches by drug can be made using the brand name or the generic name of the drug. Searches by medical condition will return a list of medications used to treat that condition.

Numbers in RDF data can be represented as plain literals or as typed literals (using XML Schema datatypes such as xsd:int). Numbers written in a SPARQL query with surrounding quotation marks (e.g., "4") will only match plain literals in the dataset. Numbers written without quotation marks (e.g. 4) will only match typed literals. Be sure to use the appropriate form for the data you are querying.

Try the "variations" link on the results page. That link will let you try variant spellings of the first few words of the query. If you still cannot find what you're looking for, click on the "Advanced Search" link to perform two kinds of advanced searches. First, the multi-search, where you can try transliterating the same song in 3-4 different ways to give EMN a better idea of what you're looking for.

the top of this forum, above the blue and grey stripes of individual posts or the grey stripe denoting the Message Index title, there's a section entitled 'Search Older Posts On This Forum'. Each link brings you to a search form covering 25-40,000 posts, stored chronologically. Pick the archive you want to search, and you'll find you can search by date, or by specific search terms, or by poster. You can also combine several of these parameters to narrow down your search.

The search looks for your keywords in either the Title of the site, the URL Address, or the Summary Statement.

To search by LCCN, ISBN, and ISSN, select Guided Keyword, Command Keyword, or Keyword Search from the first screen of the Library of Congress Online Catalog <http://catalog.loc.gov/>. Using Guided Keyword, select the appropriate index name from the "Search in:" drop down menu -- for LCCNs choose the LC Control Number LCCN (K010) and for ISBNs and ISSNs select International Standard Numbers (KISN).

SUDOC numbers are assigned by the Government Printing Office to U.S. government publications. However, such materials in the Library are shelved by LC classification in the general collections. The Library maintains a separate up-to-date depository collection arranged by SUDOC in the Newspaper and Current Periodical Reading Room; online catalog records are not available for this collection.

The amount of funding does not increase for Foundation Trusts - all hospitals whether foundation or not are reimbursed through the Payment by Results mechanism. We believe, however, that we will have more opportunities to attract patients to receive their services in Bolton which would bring in greater income as a Foundation Trust than if we do not have Foundation Status.

Properties are identified by parcel number, tax district and the street address of the property location (situs). Properties are NOT identified by a city location. For example, some properties located in the ETF taxing district have a Palm Harbor US Postal Service mailing address and some have an Oldsmar US Postal Service mailing address.

Keywords are used to determine the search results. Entering one or more keywords that you would expect to see in your preferred job description usually will give you the most targeted search results. You can also search in the exact town and industry you wish to work in. By combining all of these key ingredients to your job search, you should be able to get extremely targeted search results. [ back to top ]

From the menu go to Advanced Settings -> Program Settings, select the 'Path to search for match' tab, and add the appropriate path. [ top ]

Unlisted phone numbers do show up in our reverse phone record look up. Please try our Phone Search to look for possible matches.

Yes! There is a transaction called MM60. You can use this by typing that transaction number in the white command field of SAP. Or, feel free to add that as a "favorite" under your storeroom folder if you wish. To do this, right mouse click on the storeroom folder and choose "add transaction." When the drop down window appears, type in MM60. To use: Bring up transaction MM60. On the very first screen, be sure to enter 10 in the Plant field.

Yes, the Smart Find function allows customisable searches of any field and is available in the current upgrade.

Yes, click on the Front Desk button, click on the "Clients" button, click on the "Search by file #" button (binocular) and enter the client file number.

Try several call number searches (with and without spaces before decimals; with and without periods before first cutters). LC call numbers sort as follows:

Simply type the individual word into the field separated by a comma. The system is not case sensitive, so capitalization does not matter.

For the purposes of this project you should consider any non-space, non-alphanumeric character punctuation.

It depends. You can have one set of Friends & Family numbers for each BT residential account, so if you have more than one account, you can have more than one set of Friends & Family numbers.

The serial number is on the white label. The serial number normally starts with 3 or 7, e.g. 364TK-xxxxxx, 750MS-xxxxxx.

Several commercial and non-commercial search engines will index META elements with just a little configuration. The well-known "all the Web" search engines including AltaVista, Yahoo, HotBot, etc. tend to avoid using the information found in meta elements in their indexing.

If you only know their maiden name, try searching on that name. If that fails, try searching without a last name. Be specific with city and state. It will be difficult to locate an individual if they are no longer using their maiden name, however, it is possible. Having the exact date of birth, middle initial, or city and state will increase your likelihood of success. The uniqueness of their first name is also a factor.

Our site is very user friendly. There are many ways to find what you are looking for. One way is to use the search engine. Our search engine is located on the navigation bar. It is a Name search which means all you have to do is type in a portion of what you are looking for, and all the items we have that match will come up, ex: Signed Photo. The next option is to press the category you are looking for, ex: Tee Shirt.

Our site search box is located atop each page and labeled "14-day search." All articles that we publish online today and for the previous two weeks will appear in your search results. Certain articles remain searchable for a longer period of time, but most will not appear in search results after a week even though they are still "live" on our Web site. This is due to the way in which our site search is built. (We agree that this is not an ideal situation and we are working to enhance this.

Plenty of machine manufacturers and representatives have been listed on TubeNet's registers for Machine Manufacturers. You can check their web sites and send your inquiries by email. You can also use TubeNet marketplace Sorry. This service is not available. Instead, please take a look at Tube Suppliers and Producers registers. Sorry. This service is not available. Instead, please take a look at Machine Manufacturers registers. That is easy.