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In some cases, it is necessary to cite specific information from various pages within the same website. When multiple webpages with the same publication date from one larger website are used, the APA Citation Style uses a lower case a, b, c, d, etc. in the date segment of the citation to distinguish one webpage from another in the References list and in the in-text citation.
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The format for References list citations for two different pages from the same website with an individual as an author would be:
The format for References list citations for two different webpages within the same website with a corporate or institutional author would be:
For a better understanding of this APA rule, review the following example.
Example: The Mayo Clinic has a website that provides information on a variety of medical conditions and illnesses. Information about the symptoms and causes for hypertension (found on two different pages within the website) would be cited as follows:
The in-text citations for the webpages cited above would be:
(Mayo Clinic, 2016a).
(Mayo Clinic, 2016b).
For more information, please consult Tim McAdoo's post in the APA Style Blog.
Note for NoodleTools users: NoodleTools will not automatically insert the a, b, c, d, etc. into the date segment of the citation. The letter will have to be added to the citation manually once it is downloaded into a Word document.
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We have a large number of websites, and since this is our first time to use Elastic Search I don't know how should we configure ES to:
- We want to use ES as the only search engine for these sites, should we setup separate ES instance for each site? (I imagine this may take much more resources than just one ES?)(on the other hand, will putting all documents from all site to only 1 ES instance generate too much overhead for each search?)
- When we do a search, we will search for documents within 1 specific site only, however (and would be nice to somehow prevent other sites to search documents not belonging to them)
- Would be nice to have, but not a must, is the ability to search for documents on ALL sites if possible.
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You should setup one cluster for all websites. The biggest advantage of elasticsearch is that it scales pretty well so handling several requests from different clients shouldnt be a problem for your cluster if you scale it big enough. Each site should have an own index(an index is like a container that holds your documents). Elasticsearch allows to search over one or several indices. That means that you dont have the problem of searching all documents if you dont want too. Each site can search in its own index or if you want so over all indices.
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I am new to ES, but i think you can get what you want with having one ES instance and setting up routing. http://www.elasticsearch.org/blog/customizing-your-document-routing/
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