Right now we match designations against given search query by testing if the latter is a substring of the former. This works great with single-word queries, but not necessarily for multi-word ones.
Given example, resolution (of a sensor) term (639) will be returned for search queries like: resolution, sensor, res, sol, of a s, but not for: resolution of sensor (missing words), sensor resolution (reordered words), resolution of a sensor (missing parenthesis), or res sens (fragments of words, but that sequence does not appear in the designation). All of them seem quite likely to be entered.
I presume that a designation should match against given search query then and only then if every word of the search query is a substring of that designation.
Right now we match designations against given search query by testing if the latter is a substring of the former. This works great with single-word queries, but not necessarily for multi-word ones.
Given example,
resolution (of a sensor)term (639) will be returned for search queries like:resolution,sensor,res,sol,of a s, but not for:resolution of sensor(missing words),sensor resolution(reordered words),resolution of a sensor(missing parenthesis), orres sens(fragments of words, but that sequence does not appear in the designation). All of them seem quite likely to be entered.I presume that a designation should match against given search query then and only then if every word of the search query is a substring of that designation.