Forms: A web page element that uses text fields, radio buttons and check boxes to process predefined data. Forms also allow users to interact with an application by allowing information to be passed dynamically between two points.

 

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Forms: A web page element that uses text fields, radio buttons and check boxes to process predefined data. Forms also allow users to interact with an application by allowing information to be passe . . . View Full Definition

Fixed Forms: Group of forms, especially in medieval France, in which the poetic structure determines musical repetitions. See also ballade, rondeau, virelai.

Sonnet : In the renaissance, a brief song or lyric of indeterminate rhyme scheme, but also a 14-line poem patterned on forms popularized by petrarch, wyatt, surrey, spenser, and shakespeare. Samuel j . . . View Full Definition

Rondel, Roundel: Poetic forms of 11-14 lines where the first two lines are repeated in the middle and at the end, and that have only two rhymes. Algernon charles swinburne's 'the roundel' consists of eleven . . . View Full Definition

A-B Testing: In A/B testing, you unleash two different versions of a keyword, advertisement, website, web/landing page, banner design or variable and see which performs the best. You test version A vs. V . . . View Full Definition

Backbone: This computer term describes the main line or series of connections in a network. The backbones are connection points where high-speed data on the Internet connects to networks. The portion . . . View Full Definition

Broad Match: This is the default option. If your ad group contained the keyword tennis shoes, your ad would be eligible to appear when a user's search query contained tennis and shoes, in any order, and . . . View Full Definition

Polyptoton: Repetition of the same word in different forms, achieved by varying the case, adding affixes, etc.

Ode: A poem of high seriousness with irregular stanzaic forms. The regular pindaric or greek ode imitates the passionate manner of pindar (ca. 552-442 b.c.) and consists of a strophe, an antistro . . . View Full Definition

Submission: The act of making information systems and related websites aware of your website. In most cases you no longer need to submit your website to large scale search engines, they follow links and . . . View Full Definition