Your ability to find traps and hidden doors when actively looking for them. Very useful especially if you don't have magic means to do this.
Searching through data to locate a given value or string of characters. Examples could be ‘own’ to find the word own or ‘own’ to find the names Brown and Crown.
In order to find what you want among a library's large collection of books, journals and other items, you need to 'search' for material by title, author, or topic (subject headings or keyword). Search the catalogue, note down relevant details including location codes and call number and then access items from the shelves.'Searching' also applies to databases and online indexes. See Boolean Searching, Keyword Searching and Subject Headings.
A way of finding information on the Internet by entering one or more keywords into a search tool
The ability to look within the data and search by a name, date, or keyword to find desired information.
Looking for files on the Internet relevant to a research topic or interest. It's possible to search by category as well as keyword.
purposefully trying to find some object or information, sometimes with the help of a search system or search engine, sometimes using an information retrieval system, sometimes by submitting a formal query, often following some search strategy or plan
The process of retrieving bibliographic records from a database.