Word: revisitations
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...have written The Invisible Web (Information Today; 399 pages), a comprehensive attempt at mapping the invisible Web. It details how current search technology works or, more to the point, why it often doesn't: search engines are expensive and cumbersome to maintain, often taking four to six weeks to revisit and reindex a website. Even then they'll probably not burrow beyond the first level or two of data, especially if they're in a large corporate or academic site. And a crawler is often stymied by complicated offerings like movies, sound files, images or Microsoft Word documents. Price...
...Asian American Association, the Black Students Association—and several historical incidents of questionable editorial decisions have become the stuff of institutional memories for both sides. Crimson editors sometimes fail to acknowledge that the past has psychological resonance, and campus interest groups sometimes feel the need to revisit single incidents for their own political purposes...
...rock's classic period to theater audiences. It's a smart commercial move: at their best, these shows can lure both the young (more apt to visit the theater if it disguises itself as a rock concert) and the getting-old (baby boomers who love any opportunity to revisit the playlist of their youth...
...refused to participate in this new task force or in any report the task force issues. Indeed, we have not been offered a position on the new task force, nor was it our understanding on Monday that the University intended to create a new task force to revisit the issue...
...professed his willingness to revisit the topic and reopen debate, but remained firm that students must be willing to play fairly and risk the possibility that they might ultimately not persuade their audience...