Uniform resource locators

Uniform Resource Locator (Internet website address)... 

To access the Web, the Web browser is activated. Displayed on the screen will be the home page or starting point for entry into the Web. On this page will be a dialogue box into which you can type text. The dialogue box may ask for Address, Netsite, Location, or URL (Uniform Resource Locator). To request a specific Web page from another computer site, type in the... 

Every Web document has a descriptor, Uniform Resource Locator (URL), which describes the address and file name of the page (Figure 3.1). The key to the Web is the browser program, which is used to retrieve and display Web documents. The browser is an Internet compatible program and does three things for Web documents ... 

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A typical uniform resource locator (URL), which is an address on the World Wide Web, takes the following forms ... 

A web address (URL Uniform Resource Locator) can be made live in the sense that when it is clicked in Mathematica, the resource appears on the screen. Starting with a web address in text, it can be made live in the following six steps ... 

In the lists of references in the chapters, some have URLs (Uniform Resource Locator). These URLs in the CD that contains this book are active in the sense that if you click on them in a computer connected with the Web, the data source will come up on your screen. These URLs are all given in one place in Appendix 6, which includes a short description of their content. 

One other clue that can provide some information about the source of a website is its uniform resource locator (URL), or web address. Education-related URLs end in .edu , whereas commercial sites usually contain .com in the URL. The URLs of nonprofit organizations usually end in .org , and government and military organizations end with .gov and .mil , respectively. Despite these guidelines, it is important to note that anyone can register a. com,. org or. net website for any use (including personal). 

Website addresses in packaging Subject to any applicable national laws and regulations, uniform resource locators (URLs) of company-sponsored websites that comply with these guidelines may be included in packaging of medicinal products. 

The paper also includes a brief section on credentialing of pharmacy supportive personnel. It concludes with two appendices. Appendix A contains a comprehensive glossary of key terms relating to pharmacist credentialing. Appendix B is an alphabetical list of organizations involved in pharmacist credentialing and program accreditation. The list contains names, addresses, and uniform resource locators (URLs). 

In this section, however, we provide information and Uniform Resource Locators (URLs) for online GPCR resources. These URLs are curated and kept current at https //sites.google.com/ site/gproteincoupledreceptors/. 

Links Active links to another section, electronic scientihc document, software, or Web-based systems via uniform resource locator. Ideally, the ELN shall allow the link target to be opened directly from within the document. 

The entire study was performed in late 2002. The authors are aware that the selection is arbitrarily and that many more interesting sources for information on environmental chemicals exist worldwide. The possibility of the move or remove of sites exists. The chosen databases which are listed together with their later used abbreviations and their Internet address (URL = Uniform Resource Locator) are given in Table 1. Three different types of numerical databases can be distinguished ... 

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URL (Uniform Resource Locator). The system used for specifying addresses on the Internet. Each individual file or page has its own URL, which is located on the address bar at the top of your Internet browser window. Be sure to type the information in a URL carefully so your browser knows where to go. 

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