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An abbreviation for the word "bought." The abbreviation for "sold" is SL.
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A bot is an automated program that accesses a web site and traverses through the site by following the links present on the pages.
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programs with some artificial intelligence that are sent to do a task in lieu of a real person. Spiders are one example. They run automatically and act autonomously.
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(bot) (bot) the larva of a botfly, which may be parasitic in the stomach of animals or sometimes of humans.
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an artificial intelligence usually found masquerading as a human user, carrying out repetitive or tedious tasks like responding to email (presumably an abbreviation for robot)
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An Internet-related term, short for "robot," that describes programs which automate tasks such as sorting e-mail.
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An automated piece of software that can be used in chat rooms or to crawl the web.
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Lets users edit without their edits showing up in recent changes (usually only used for mass edits by bots)
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Refers to a robot or an agent.
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short for robot. See intelligent agent, robot.
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Bot is an abbreviation for robot (aka spider). These bot's are send out by Search Engines to scan through web pages and pick up new or revised content to display in the Search Engine Results Pages (SERP's). Browser ~ A software application that Web surfers use to view, manage and access web pages. Most know web browser is Internet Explorer with other Web browsers quickly gaining popularity as in FireFox and Netscape. ...
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Short for Robot. See Robot.
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Short for robot, this term is often used interchangeably with "intelligent agent." It is a tool for sifting through data and can be tailored to perform a specific function (eg shopping bot)
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A build-Operate-Transfer (BOT) project is a concession contract in which a Principal, usually a government grants a con\cession to a Promoter, sometime known as the Concessionaire, who is responsible for the construction, financing, operation and maintenance of a facility over the period of the concession before finally transferring the facility, at o cost to the Principal, as a fully operational facility. ...
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A program on the Internet that automatically serves a request of a client. Mailbots can, for instance, give automatic responses for information on receipt of requesting E-mail.
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Short for robot. It is also known in some cases as a search engine spider whose role is to search the web for documents and changes in existing documents, read the contents of the document and send them to the indexer. Bots are simply pieces of software that automate a data gathering process, whether that is content from website's to email address harvesting.
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1. any of various parasitic larvae of flies of the family Oestridae, infesting horses, sheep, etc. 2. a cadger; to cadge.
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Similar to a BOOT project, but the private investors never own the assets used to provide the project services; however they construct the project and have the right to earn revenues from its operation for a period of time. This structure is used where the public nature of the project - for example, a road, bridge or tunnel - makes it inappropriate for it to be owned by a private-sector company and therefore ownership remains with the public sector.
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Board of Transportation. The City agency charged with operating the subways from consolidation to the mid 50s. Predecessor to the NYCTA.
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the main hall; the ordination hall for new monks and is officially called ubosot. The building normally faces east and usually houses the main Buddha image.
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A program that runs on the computer 24 hours a day, seven days a week, that performs and automates mundane tasks. In the world of Web searching, bots are also called spiders and crawlers. They explore the World Wide Web by retrieving a document and following all the hyperlinks in it; then they generate catalogs that can be accessed by search engines.
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"Bot" can have two different definitions.
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is an abbreviation for robot (also called a spider or spyder). It is a software programs that scan the web, indexing web pages for search engines or harvesting e-mail addresses.
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A computer that does something 'intelligent' such as generating search engine entries.
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A computer-controlled player designed to behave like a human that can take part in multiplayer games.
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botfly larva; typically develops inside the body of a horse or sheep or human
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