Acroterion’s Knowledge Base (KB) is an online collection of Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs), Hints/Tips, Updates/Fixes and Problem Reports. Established in July 2001, Acroterion’s KB is the result of article contributions from our readers, our customers and many other organizations & Academy Institutions. Going forward, we will provide quality information pertaining to Search Engine Solutions, History, Technology, etc., as well as links to other web sites of interest.

The long term goal for Acroterion’s KB is to develop a comprehensive electronic knowledge-base for those who wish to learn more about Search Engine Solutions. Use this online utility to find answers to your questions and/or submit articles and other information for consideration to: acroterion@gmail.com  

• What is "morphological analysis"? NLP, and how it related to search engines?
• Addressing Power and Thermal Challenges in the Datacenter. Essentially, the design paradigm has shifted at Intel, and all the resources we have are dedicated to Google also reports a more than 30% performance boost when taking advantage of Intel Hyper-Threading technology (HT), and expects substantial benefits from multi-core processors. For more information, including a discussion of power and thermal issues (1/4/2006)   

• eGovernment Resource Centre - Don't lose visitors because of slow load times. "Web surfers hate to wait for slow loading Web pages. If your Web pages don't load fast, a lot of Web surfers will go away without taking a look at your Web pages...". The solution: Dynamic Websites. D2S - Dynamic To Static Site Optimization, by Martin E. Rotstain. Web Pro News, 18 March 2004. "The choice between static and dynamic when building software for the web is a critical one, and one that I think deserves in-depth discussion..." (1/4/2006)  

• BrainDex The knowledge source - Free Online Encyclopedia - Return on investment. In finance, the return on investment (ROI) or just return is a calculation used to determine whether a proposed investment is wise, and how well it will repay the investor. It is calculated as the ratio of the amount gained (taken as positive), or lost (taken as negative), relative to the basis. The analysis of the return on investment is either done by static or dynamic formal methods, which may be distinguished by the role of time in the model chosen. Dynamic models take account of the fact that a later date of payment may be valued inferior in a model with interest rates. In other words, static approaches can be regarded as sufficient, if the distribution of payments in each period may be assumed as equal to others. All basic ROI-Models are deterministic, for instance the well-known Total Cost of Ownership Model by the Gartner Group. Deterministic models assume the security of prediction. Abandoning this leads into the wide sphere of risk-aware-models, that are inspired by the mathematics of insurances (1/4/2006)  

• What is Google Dance? (3/8/2005)
  
  
• Submission Facts (1/6/2004)
  
  
• This small PHP program can help you to know which search engine solution is best suits your needs. (4/20/2004)
  
  
• What is the different between paid and non-paid (pure/natural/organic) results? (4/11/2004)
  
  
• Becoming an authority site with Google (3/23/2004)
  
  
• How to calculate and Measure ROI for a website promotion? (3/17/2004)
  
  
• US Patent & Trademark Patents that have been issued to search engine companies in 2003 (1/13/2004)
  
  
• Are You Trying To Get To Google Resources (1/6/2004)
  
  
• Top Sites with PageRank 10 (1/3/2004)
  
  
• How to increase ranking with one little effort? (1/2/2004)
  
  
• Is Google Going Public? (12/25/2003)
  
  
• Search Engines and Flash Shockwave sites (12/11/2003)
  
  
• Social Network Applications - Its a new approach. Its a different search engine. It called Social Network Applications (11/24/2003)
  
  
• What is PageRank: Calculate, Mathematics, Improving Google PageRank (10/3/2003)
  
  
• Google New Techniques - Scaling Personalized Web Search (4/1/2003)
  
  
• Web Search For A Planet: The Google Cluster Architecture (3/17/2003)
  
  
• Customer Acquisition Costs (11/23/2002)
  
  

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• Dynamic vs. Static Website pages
  
  
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