Many search services, not intending to be comprehensive over all information, limit their scope to specific subjects, authors, etc. Instead of the following list of such services, the material should be organized, as for browsing, by subjects, authors, etc, just as the web itself is. Here, I'll just include the largest or most interesting such services.
Four11 Directory Services lets you register and search for others who have (over 1.1 million)
Cornell Computer Science Technical Reports (uses DIENST).
GenBank provides searching of GenBank, other sequence databases and a subset of MEDLINE citations related to molecular sequence data.
NASA Astrophysics Data System (ADS) Abstract Service provides searching access to over 160,000 abstracts provided by the NASA/STI project.
NextTriev - Full FAQ archives and RFCs.
The NOAA Data Set Catalog is a forms-based tool for searching for publicly available environmental data throughout the world. The Catalog includes over 25,000 records related to climatology, meteorology, ecology, geology, oceanography, remote sensing satellites and many other areas.
Saqqara's Step Search in action at several sites.
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