Google has two measures that are used to rank websites: relevancy and popularity.
Popularity was once represented by page rank, a measure scaled from 0 to 10 that reflects the total number of backlinks to the website. Nowadays page rank is obsolete, however "popularity" is still in use - its just calculated differently.
Relevancy is a statistical measure derived from natural language processing techniques. It can be thought of as a flag that is set to true when website is considered to be relevant to specific search term.
Google retrieves all the relevant pages from its database and sorts them by popularity.
Engines are ranked according to the number of searches performed by users. The top ranked engine using this measure is Google by a landslide. It currently has about 900,000 unique users each month. The next highest ranked in order are Bing, Yahoo, and Ask.
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The US has the most frequent searches of the acronym PHP on Google.
What are the searches for google? ask google.
Their keyword inquiries are consistently ranked number one among internet companies. Their various web based services allow them to have a vast database to pull answers from.
Do you mean Google searches? If you mean searches, it varies day to day but on average, Google has hundreds of millions of searches daily. I do not know that Google keeps track of downloads other than those for Droid aps.
It is a malware that has attached itself to google and screwed up my searches. So far I have not been able to get rid of it. Deleting all google programs had no effect. When I go to google search the P appears and restricts my searches to "recent searches"!
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Yes, Google searches the web. That's how you get your information.
A majority of the websites that can be searched for can be found with Google. Google, however only searches the internet. If the internet doesn't have what you're looking for, you won't be able to find it in a Google Search.
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