We offer 10 search results for each mobile device "page view" for Web Search, and 3 results for each mobile device page view for Image Search. Just like when search on your computer with Google, you'll receive the most relevant search results first. The total number of results for your query will depend on how many relevant results we find in our index. We're currently working to incorporate more advanced features into Google Mobile Search on cell phones and other mobile devices, so stay tuned.

Yes. You can retrieve a maximum of 10 results per query, and you cannot access information beyond the 1000th result for any given query. Sometimes. The service should work through HTTP proxies, but in practice many HTTP proxies have trouble correctly forwarding SOAP. See similar questions...

By controlling how the query is written, you can control how the results are displayed. The score modifier "[]" alters the score for a document by multiplying the returned score by the value of the modifier. So, if the modifier is [.5] and the natural score for the document is .75, the final score of the document would be 0.350. The modifier alters how a document is scored. Normally, a complex algorithm is applied to the document to derive a score. See similar questions...

Each query will return a maximum number of 500 caches. This is also typically the maximum number of waypoints that a GPS will store. Having separate pocket queries for Traditional and Multi-Stage caches so that you can change the waypoint on Multi-Stage to MC#### instead of GC#### before they go into your GPS You can start off with Geocaching.com's list of software. On that page are links to several pieces of software that will manage and assist you in using GPX and LOC files. See similar questions...

By default, matching files are listed in the order in which they were indexed, and matches within files are in document order. You can also sort the results by other criteria, including how many of the search terms were found, or even alphabetically on the word immediately to the left of that found. See similar questions...

If the document number you wish to view begins with a zero, enter the document number beginning with the first non-zero number. For example: use 2570 rather than 002570. Try running the query without the Entry Code Name field completed; not all fields are required to run queries. See similar questions...

Your answers to the Reading and Listening sections of the test are entered on a test grid and these are marked against acceptable answers on a master sheet. These can be checked again if requested. However, all marking and additions are double checked at the time of marking and errors are extremely infrequent. The Writing and Speaking sections are marked by trained and experienced examiners. Their assessments can only be re-marked by examiners in the UK and you must request this from our office. See similar questions...

Yes. You can retrieve a maximum of 10 results per query, and you cannot access information beyond the 1000th result for any given query. Not currently. If our customers show interest in this feature we can easily add it. Please email us if you are interested and we will listen! SEO Count uses the Google API, however Google treats the URL SEO Count will treat it the same way. Futhermore, There has always been discussion with the www vs no www. See similar questions...

I'm doing a transfer using the SQL EM transfer tool, and not only is it not transferring the objects. See similar questions...

To be fair to all our members, we do not list our search results from A-Z. This would be unfair to those lower in the alphabet. Instead, we sort the search results by region from A-Z for a two week period, then Z-A the next two week period. Within the region grouping, we then alternate and A-Z and Z-A sort by B&B name. Therefore, your B&B name will not always appear in the same spot based on the search performed. This gives everyone an equal chance at being near the top of the list. See similar questions...

We recommend no more than 30 total per week (i.e., the standard intensive 20, plus an extra 10), as there is homework and preparation for each class. Yes! Our Japanese through Pop Culture and Japanese and Traditional Culture courses both have a conversation class component. Of the 20 lessons a week, 10 are in your chosen subject area, and 10 are conversational Japanese courses. Yes, even without taking the Japanese and Traditional Culture course, you can attend specific cultural activities. See similar questions...

Yes. Go to: Tools > Options > Searching > Basic. From there you can change "Maximum Searches" (set at 5 by default). It controls how many search tabs you can have at once. The latest versions of LimeWire will designate you as either a "Leaf" or an "Ultrapeer". If you are a leaf shielded by an ultrapeer, you will not be able to see all the search terms being sent to the network. However, if you are an ultrapeer, you will see a constant stream of search terms in the Monitor window. See similar questions...

A combination of the SPARQL OPTIONAL keyword and the bound(...) filter function can be used to mimic some universally quantified queries. As an example, consider this query which finds the minimum price of every book in the underlying default graph: PREFIX ex: <http://example.org/> SELECT ?book ?minprice WHERE { ?book a ex:book ; ex:price ?minprice . OPTIONAL { ?book ex:price ?otherprice . FILTER( ?otherprice < ?minprice ) . } . FILTER ( !bound(?otherprice) ) . See similar questions...

The search results can be sorted by code or title by using the 'Sort by...' links above the search results list box. See similar questions...

The maximum number of biometric samples in a target or query set is 16,384. Therefore the largest similarity matrix that will be produced is 16,384 by 16,384. Participants should note that the number of biometric samples does not necessarily equal the number of images. A biometric sample can contain multiple images. One example is the Minolta 3D data that consists of both shape and texture channels. See similar questions...

The Hansard search hits with the most recent sitting date are returned first. You can also change the sorting sequence to oldest sitting date first or in order of relevance at the "Sort by" field (located near the bottom of the page). In the SSCR search, the hits with the most recent presentation date are returned first. Similarly you can also change the sorting sequence by choosing the oldest presentation date first option. See similar questions...