keyword:
... the item of text specified when using
a search
tool in order to index all pages or files in
which it appears; that which is entered into a search
box as an item of instruction;
a text item that activates a program to keyword
search a database or collection of documents in
order to produce a relevant index provided as search results
(see search
engine results page). Three key words relevant
to the .network mission are enterprise,
economic, and development. Definition is
a useful keyword for searching this glossary;
therefore, the key word combination, "definition
of enterprise and economic development" becomes
a working example (the quotation marks make an exact
phrase). Copy
and paste the phrase (with quotation marks) above and
search the Web with it. Your query also serves as an
example of advanced
search. You no longer have the advanced feature
should you remove the quotation marks but could simply search
for the
four key
words: definition
enterprise
economic development. For your information, the original
tool for searching inside .network websites
has
pull-down menus that help demonstrate how you can manipulate an application
to more skillfully keyword
search  definition
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keyword combination:
... a series of words placed in a search
box. They may be organized to make a phrase used
to conduct an advanced
search in which case the text would generally
be set inside quotation marks. If a
pull-down menu is available with a search tool, it may
give you keyword search options
(for
example). Keyword
combinations are suggested throughout The Network to
improve its value as a resource for
a user
group with specialized interests.
keyword search ... an online query
using one or more keywords.
knockout factor:
... an exceptional quality that actively
contributes to an accomplishment or standout recognition,
for example, a peak
performer of which it can be said: She's a
knockout employee when it comes customer service. A
knockout factor is also an item of selection
criteria used in comparative
analysis to eliminate locations, real
estate, and other considerations.
kicker:
... equity
participation a lender seeks
as a condition of providing financing; additional interest
added to a proposal that already includes
an interest rate; an equity
kicker.
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