Music - Set your music free. Google Earth phylogenies. Now, for something completely different.
I've been playing with Google Earth as a phylogeny viewer, inspired by Bill Piel's efforts, the cool avian flu visualisation Janies et al. published in Systematic Biology (doi:10.1080/10635150701266848), and David Kidd's work. As an example, I've taken a phylogeny for Banza katydids from Shapiro et al. (doi:10.1016/j.ympev.2006.04.006), and created a KML file. Unlike Bill's trees, I've drawn the tree as a phylogram, because I think biogeography becomes much easier to interpret when we have a time scale (or at least a proxy, such as sequence divergence). I've converted COI branch lengths to altitude, and elevated the tree off the ground to accomodate the fact that the tips don't all line up (this isn't an ultrametric tree).
Wouldn't it be fun to have a collection of molecular trees for Hawaiian taxa for the same gene, plotted on the same Google Earth map? Alertes - Recevez des alertes lorsque du contenu susceptible de vous intéresser est posté sur le Web. The Ultimate Guide to the Google Search Parameters - YouMoz. Yes, I really do believe people reading this might be sad enough to answer "yes" to the question "Ever wanted to know how to construct your own Google search strings?
" So with that in mind, here are Google's search string parameters. All of them. 101 Google Tricks. Google Search URL Parameters – Query String Anatomy. Pro guide to Google searches. Part I. We all use Google every day, quite a few times a day even and most of us are very pleased with it.
But are the results to your searches always that relevant!? Often you find irrelevant results and it takes you longer than it should to find what you want. Pro guide to Google searches. Part II. As I was telling you in the first part of this article, I am glad that we’ve got over the basics of Google searching so now we can look into more interesting search options.
First of all there is a part of Google’s syntax that allows you to tell it where exactly to search. This comes in handy when you know part of a URL or maybe a title but you can’t find the exact page. You can use ‘intitle:’ to search only the titles for web pages, as many of the other functions that are to follow ‘intitle:’ has a variation, namely ‘allintitle:’ that includes all the terms that follow in to the title search: Google search URLs revealed or How to create your own search URL. We all know the Google Advanced Search page that lets you refine your searches and find what you need faster. But how many of us understand the complicated URLs the search engines generates? Well I am not saying that I’m some sort of expert but here are some information regarding the URLs generated by Google.
Let’s start by looking at one such URL: Google-url-parameters.pdf (Objet application/pdf) Wikiquote. Ngram Viewer. WikiMindMap. Commons. Web Fonts. AdSense. AdWords : Générateur de mots clés. Webmaster Tools. Google Watch. Zorgloob - Tout savoir sur Google... ou presque ! Notebook. Google Groupes. Similar Images graduates from Google Labs. Today, we're happy to announce that Similar Images is graduating from Google Labs and becoming a permanent feature in Google Images.
You can try it out by clicking on "Find similar images" below the most popular images in our search results. For example, if you search for jaguar, you can use the "Find similar images" link to find more pictures of the car or the animal. When we revamped Labs in April, we also launched Similar Images to highlight some of the innovative work our engineers have been working on. Google Labs gives us a way to get some of our new ideas in front of you early in the process, refine them based on your feedback and see what sticks. Your support has helped to make Similar Images the first major feature to graduate from Google Labs since its recent overhaul.
So, let's say you want to find images of Ancient Egypt. Or illustrative maps of Ancient Egypt: Google SketchUp. Banque d'images 3D. A collection of awesome Google-related projects from people around the world. Autres produits Google. Discover Music. Docs - Online documents, spreadsheets, presentations, surveys, file storage and more. Give me back my GOOGLE™
Googlism : Inside Google Desktop. Blog directory – News from Google. Whether it’s a product or feature launch or a cool new initiative, chances are that you’ll read about most news from Google on one of our blogs.
We started blogging in May of 2004 and now have a network of company blogs that cover topics as diverse as our renewable energy policies, product updates, developer challenges and code snippets, and information for advertisers and partners. Picasa Albums Web : service gratuit de partage de photos proposé par Google. Images. Recherche de blogs. Mars. Moon. Earth. Sky.
Google Labs - Découvrir les nouvelles idées de Google. Agenda. Alertes - Recevez des alertes lorsque du contenu susceptible de vous intéresser est posté sur le Web. Actualités. Groupes. Toutes vos discussions sont centralisées Organisez vos posts à l'aide de favoris et de dossiers, choisissez de suivre les discussions par e-mail et trouvez rapidement les posts non lus.
Exprimez-vous Grâce au texte enrichi, personnalisez vos posts en y ajoutant des polices, des couleurs et des images. Les discussions sont animées par les utilisateurs Partagez vos idées avec le monde entier en utilisant des photos, des pseudonymes et la traduction automatique. La rapidité compte Grâce aux raccourcis clavier et à un nouveau design simplifié, vous pouvez consulter les messages et participer de façon immédiate. Discutez où que vous soyez. Chat - Chattez avec votre famille et vos amis. Animez vos conversations Soyez informé quand vos amis lisent vos messages et y répondent.
Si l'ami que vous essayez de joindre n'est pas disponible, il sera prévenu de votre tentative à sa prochaine connexion. Ainsi, vous ne perdez pas le fil de la conversation. Si vous activez l'option SMS pour Hangouts, vous pourrez même recevoir vos messages lorsque vous n'êtes pas connecté à Internet. Ils vous parviendront sous forme de SMS, auxquels vous pourrez répondre pour poursuivre la conversation. Scholar. Livres. Google Maps. Wikipédia, l'encyclopédie libre. Wiktionnaire. Un article de Wikipédia, l'encyclopédie libre.
Le Wiktionnaire est un dictionnaire de Wikimedia Foundation, dont l'objectif est de définir tous les mots dans toutes les langues. Le projet existe en plus de 150 langues[1]. Le terme « Wiktionnaire » désigne la version en français de ce projet, Wiktionary étant le nom officiel en anglais. Il est fondé sur un système de wiki et son contenu est librement réutilisable (sous CC-BY-SA). Histoire[modifier | modifier le code] Daniel Alston, alias (en) Fonzy (d · c · b), est l'un des principaux initiateurs et promoteurs de ce projet. Organisation[modifier | modifier le code] Wiktionnaire, terme francisé, désigne la partie francophone du projet, c'est-à-dire celle contenant des définitions écrites en français. Google Body - Google Labs. Association pour le libre partage de la connaissance.