phrase search:
... text organized as specific data, i.e.as a unit,
during the process of a search
tool applying an operator of Boolean
Logic. Examples of Boolean operators are and, or and not. An
operator applicable to searching as a phrase is the same as placing
individual items of text inside double quotation marks so that they
are altogether treated as a single item—at least one
definition of Boolean operators shows parentheses for
grouping words or phrases. The following search tool uses pull-down
menus and has the one them set to search as a phrase. For example,
maintaining the setting you can search for define economic development as
a phrase <= try it by copying and pasting the thee words in italics. See
the definition
of advanced search for more explanation of phrase search using
the example.
The tool above is maintained by The
Network for searching
inside Find Me Here.com. The Global
Registry of Contacts is housed in the FMH
website. Using the tool as it is set for searching as a phrase and case-sensitive is
especially useful for querying the GRC for the names of contacts
and locations. To learn more about using the GRC, CLICK
HERE.
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