Sentence examples for access retrieval from inspiring English sources

This knowledgebase, compiles data from sequence to functional level accessible across diverse databases to enable the user rapid access, retrieval and analysis of information from one location.

Also in 1993 the University of Illinois made widely available Mosaic, a new type of computer program, known as a browser, that ran on most types of computers and, through its "point-and-click" interface, simplified access, retrieval, and display of files through the Internet.

Designed to allow programmatic access to messages, threads, labels and drafts, the API was initially misunderstood by some as Google's attempt to "kill off IMAP," an older email protocol that offers email access, retrieval and storage.

Designed to allow programmatic access to messages, threads, labels and drafts, the API was initially misunderstood by some as Google's attempt to "kill off IMAP," an older email protocol that offers email access, retrieval and storage.

Less focused attention is suggested to decrease the strength of task-specific representations (close associations) and to increase task-irrelevant input (remote associations) whose activation may facilitate access, retrieval, and awareness of non-prepotent solutions thus promoting insight [6] [7].

Demographical data must improve its interfaces for access, retrieval, and translation into model parameters.

Finally, glbase features a flexible and efficient SQL implementation for storing genomic-scale data, such as high-throughput sequence reads or phastCons evolutionary scores [ 12], which allow the efficient random-access retrieval of numerical or sequence reads from within millions of sequencing tags.

Both sensors take precise measurements; data is then recorded on the SD card for access and retrieval.

In addition, data access and retrieval is 10 times faster, and its systems use one-tenth the power and space of conventional hard-disk storage.

In addition, data access and retrieval is 10 times faster, and its systems use 10 times less power and space than conventional hard-disk storage.

Its resources include more than a petaflop (one million gigaflops) of computing capability and more than 30,000 terabytes of online and archival data storage, with rapid access and retrieval over high-performance networks.