Not everyone in Search Engines Optimization knows about the fact ratio of the incoming links and Google PageRank. All we have is “specialists’ opinions”, which may be right or totally wrong. This article will help you to understand and find out what is going on there for real. Understanding of the technical part of backlinks […]
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How does PageRank work?
PageRank is one of the many ways used by Google to define the relevance or importance of a site. Google interprets the links from the page A to the page B as a vote of A towards B. Of course not only the amount of votes matters but also the quality of the voting pages. […]
PageRanking improve factors
This note describes some parameters improve the pagerank in search engines and the way to raise it optimizing the ‘off page’. Everyone who made and published a site in the Internet is interested in its correct indexation by search engines to raise site emergence by relevant search requests. So make sure that all the pages […]
The PageRank table
Many novices are interested in the so called site PageRank, or to be more exact, the Google PageRank citation index. Those who heard of it for the first time ask – why do I need it? PageRank is an evaluation mark defining the amount of the pages linked to it in an index value (meaning […]
PageRank Increasing for Search Engines
How to raise PageRank of the web-pages? This question is getting more urgent today. It’s all because this parameter affects the site position in search result list. Here I want to suggest you an easy way to increase PageRank of your pages only by small changes in them. If you are carrying the problem of […]
Website creation and PageRank
What is PageRank? Google uses PageRank of just PR to define the importance of a page. It’s wrong to think that PageRank is the main factor in page ranking i.e. positions defining in search results. But understanding the principles of its forming may help to understand the logic of search engines when defining the ‘weight’ […]
Iteresting facts about PageRank
To get PageRank 5 when you have PageRank 3 or PageRank 4 is much easier than to jump from PageRank 5 to PageRank 6. So the higher PageRank is the more difficult it is to get it and it’s wrong to think that if you have bought 50 links to get PageRank 2 you need […]
Backlinks and Google PageRank
First of all there are two PageRank indexes. The first one shows a number in Google Toolbar, characterizing the PageRank of your page and is updated every 3-4 months. Another PageRank is always updated and is used in search engine ranking algorithm. The first one is used only by web-masters for rating indication and the […]
Increase Google PageRank
As you know Google search engine is the most popular in the world. Web masters make sites for users to visit them. Search engines give them high popularity but your site will be visited if you are on the 1st-2nd pages of the search results. PageRank gives the opportunity to raise your site in search […]
Factors affecting PageRank
Frequent site updates don’t raise PageRank automatically. A high PageRank can’t guarantee high positions in search results. The DMOZ and the Yahoo! catalogues don’t raise PageRank automatically. .edu and .gov sites don’t raise PageRank automatically. Other pages may have higher PageRank than the front page. The Wikipedia site links don’t raise PageRank automatically. The links […]
PageRank explained
The first company to receive the patent for outbound links accounting system was Google Inc. This algorithm was named PageRank (PR). Here goes some information about this algorithm and its possible affection the search results ranking process. PageRank (PR) index calculation is made separately for each web-page. This index is defined according to the citation […]
The truth about PageRank
What is PageRank? Here is what Google says: PageRank is the numeric value characterizing the importance of a page in Google. The more links to a page there are the more important it becomes. Besides the weight of the A page is defined by the weight of a link given by the B page. So […]
How precise is Google Toolbar?
Google Toolbar shows a site weight not very precisely, but it’s the only tool giving you at least some information any time you want. If you know the toolbar limitations you know at least what you see. So there are two limits in Google Toolbar: 1. Sometimes the toolbar defines weight approximately. If you open […]
Algorithms Google PageRank
The original algorithm of PageRank was described by Lawrence Page and Sergey Brin. It’s calculated by the formula: PageRank(A) = (1-d) + d(PageRank(T1)/C(T1) + … + PageRank(Tn)/C(Tn)) Where – PageRank(A) is the PageRank of the A page, – PageRank(Ti) is the PageRank of the Ti page which has a link to the A, – C(Ti) […]
Why is a page with a lower PageRank displayed above mine?
I want to thank Phil Craven for the given right to publish the information. You may find the original article at Webworkshop.net PageRank doesn’t define the page’s rating in search results itself. If it were so, all the PageRank 10 pages were shown on the top of the results and after them PageRank 9 pages […]
PageRank History
PageRank is one of the link ranking algorithms. This algorithm is applied to a collection of documents linked by the hyperlinks (such as web-sites of the World Wide Web), and assigns each of them a certain numeric value, measuring the “importance” or the “authority” among the other documents. Commonly speaking the algorithm may be applied […]
The theory of anthropogenic catastrophes: a new approach to the safety problems
THE THEORY OF ANTHROPOGENIC CATASTROPHES: A NEW APPROACH TO THE SAFETY PROBLEMS Stanislav Korshakovsky, Professor, MSTU MIREA, Electrical Engineering Department, 78, Vernadskji, 119454, Moscow, Russia, E-mail: korshakovsky.mirea@gmail.com Miсhael Krasnenkov, Professor, MSTU MIREA, Physics Department, E-mail: kma1942@yandex.ru Nikolai Chekalkin, Professor, MSTU MIREA, Higher Mathematics Department, E-mail: chekalkin@rambler.ru Moscow State Technical University of Radio Engineering, Electronics […]
Alferov Strikes Gold
Nobel Prize winner Zhores I. Alferov is the 2002 SPIE Gold Medal Recipient Recipient of the highest honor that SPIE bestows, the 2002 Gold Medal of the Society, SPIE Member Zhores I. Alferov has made an enormous impact on the field of semiconductor heterostructures. His contributions to physics and III-V semiconductor heterostructures led directly to […]
Photonic crystal fibers
Photonic crystal fibers offer extraordinary performance, including tailorable dispersion, single-mode behavior over many wavelengths, and useful nonlinear properties. Over the past few years, photonic crystal fiber (PCF) technology has evolved from a strong research-oriented field to a commercial technology providing characteristics such as single-mode operation from the UV to IR spectral regions, large mode areas […]
Packaging the Goods
Packaging design for photonic components requires careful attention to the optical and electrical connections while maintaining performance in the face of thermal, mechanical, and vibrational stresses. Every day, more and more applications use photonics components to enhance performance, reduce size, or reduce cost. The demand for volume deployment of photonics components has soared, and with […]
Sealing the Gap
Mending tissue with laser welding or soldering provides stronger, cleaner healing than sutures. Bonding the edges of human tissue is a vital step in most surgical procedures. In medicine today, surgeons suture or staple incisions, and the tissue bonding process occurs naturally. Laser-assisted bonding, which is in the developmental stages, may help improve post-operative bonding, […]
Semiconductor Optical Amplifiers
SOAs offer a key technology for amplification, switching, wavelength conversion, and regeneration in optical networks. As bandwidth demand rises, the construction of optical packet-switching nodes targeting optical routers would benefit from fast optical switches. Semiconductor-optical-amplifier (SOA) technology provides this high-speed switching capability as well as gain, high extinction ratio, and high integration potential. Moreover, it […]
Powering Brightness
Innovative stacking techniques increase the output power and brightness of diode laser bars for materials-processing applications. Semiconductor lasers are being used in a growing number of materials-processing tasks, including plastic and metal welding, marking, hole drilling, soldering, heat treating, and adhesive curing. Whether for direct use or pumping applications, ongoing research is focused on delivering […]
Smart Media Management
A system is called ‘smart’ if a user perceives the actions and reactions of the system as being smart. Media is therefore managed smartly if a computer system helps a user to perform an extensive set of operations on a large media database quickly, efficiently, and conveniently. Such operations include searching, browsing, manipulating, sharing, and […]
Automated Inspection
Manufacturers who depend on automated inspection systems for process monitoring and quality control generate large databases of product and defect imagery. As these image repositories grow in size, the manufacturer’s ability to reuse this data is limited by the large volumes, and the difficulties and intricacies of automating the description of imagery for cataloging, searching, […]
Photodiodes See the Light
The purpose of any photodetector is to convert electromagnetic radiation into an electronic signal—ideally one that is proportional to incident light intensity. Because they are compact, versatile, and can be produced economically in high volume, p-i-n photodiodes have become the detector of choice in applications from biomedical instrumentation to telecommunications.
Diffracting Light
Diffractive optics can simulate the effects of many conventional optics while offering powerful optical performance in a lightweight, compact component. When optical engineers talk about controlling light through diffraction, a number of terms get bandied about: binary optics, kinoforms, computer-generated holographic optical elements, and plain old diffraction gratings. The overall term that encompasses all of […]
Little Machines Make it Big
Micromachines make their way into optical switches, multiplexers, and crossconnects to enhance data flow over optical networks. Tiny machines, so small that they’re invisible to the human eye, are tackling a wide array of challenges in the manufacturing of automobiles and airplanes, in chemistry and biology, and in medicine and sensing. In optical communications, these […]
Playing it Safe
Following standards and using appropriate safety equipment can help eliminate the risk of eye injuries during laser use. The high radiance or brightness of a laser provides the laser’s great value in material processing and laser surgery, but it also accounts for its significant hazard to the eye. Even a small helium-neon (HeNe) alignment laser […]
Seeing the Light
Biopsies may become rare as photon migration imaging develops into a powerful non-invasive diagnostic tool. Technology and medicine have always been close partners. Diagnostic methods such as x-ray radiography, magnetic resonance imaging, ultrasound, and computed tomographies provide incredibly detailed anatomic information in demanding clinical settings. As these technologies progress and become standard-of-care, requirements for new […]
Keeping Cool
Thermoelectric coolers offer efficient solid-state heat-management options. Thermal management is a key factor in optimizing optoelectronic device performance. Excessive heat compromises the wavelength stability of laser output and increases noise levels in detectors. Thermoelectric (TE) coolers, also known as Peltier coolers, offer effective, practical options for heat management in compact optoelectronic devices such as dense-wavelength-division-multiplexing […]
View Finder
Advances in sensors, imaging techniques, and software propel remote sensing to the top of its class for environmental monitoring. The world is in constant flux: Everyday there are changes in land use, deforestation, erosion, and the earth’s natural resources. Monitoring such alterations throughout the world would be nearly impossible without remote-sensing technology. In the 1990s, […]
Hitting the Spot
Successful positioning requires an understanding of geometry and positioner constraints. As optical components find their way into increasingly complex setups, designers and researchers are faced not only with the need to know more about optical theory, but also with the need to know more about the practice of optical positioning. Because optical positioners are used […]
Integration in 3-D
Wafer-bonding techniques yield vertically integrated optoelectronic devices. Photonic integrated circuits (ICs) have held the promise that the success of electronic ICs could be transferred to the realm of optics. Unfortunately, this promise has fallen short of expectations thus far. Compared with today’s electronic ICs, which contain millions of transistors on a single silicon chip, the […]
Tiny but Mighty
By altering the size and thickness of metallic nanoshells, engineers can manipulate their interaction with light. Joining nanotechnology with optics, a new class of materials called metal nanoshells can absorb selected colors of visible or infrared (IR) light, offering the potential for new applications in thin films and coatings, chemical and biological sensors, and optical […]
High-Tech Learning
The EuroLaser Academy’s educational program replaces lectures and laboratory training courses with electronic delivery. The Internet is changing our world, including the way we deliver education. A multitude of conventional manufacturing processes worldwide, such as high-speed, quality cutting and welding, would benefit from the application of high-power lasers. In order to apply the technology to […]
Cycling Though
Photonics companies must follow a plan of preparation, reorganization, and automation in order to thrive in the next economic phase. Technical optics as an old-economy field has turned out to become a new-economy field called photonics. Several industrial nations have recently conducted strategic studies that suggest that the field of photonics bears an extraordinary market […]
Nanotechnology Packs a Big Punch
In the nano regime, material characteristics are dominated by surface effects rather than bulk material effects, opening up a host of new possibilities. Nanotechnology is one of those buzzwords that gets tossed around a lot yet doesn’t seem to have a clear meaning. “The problem with nanotechnology is that everyone has a different definition,” says […]
Optical Engineers Build Photonics Foundations
Optical design is more than just stringing components together Like the bricks and mortar that hold up a building, optical engineering is the foundation of any system based on photonics. In a photonic system, the key to accomplishing a task is getting the photons where you want them to go, when you want them to […]
Taking the UV Challenge
Many important commercial applications use ultraviolet (UV) lasers, including microlithography, marking and micromachining, fiber Bragg grating (FBG) fabrication, and medical procedures such as photorefractive keratectomy. One of the technical challenges encountered in the development of these applications has been the volume production of reliable, high-performance, laser-grade UV optics. The UV spectral region begins around 400 […]