Sentence examples for at retrieving from inspiring English sources

Information retrieval (IR) aims at retrieving and ranking documents from a large collection based on the information related needs of a user expressed in a search query [ 6].

If the fielders are slow at retrieving the ball, batsmen can run back and forth again to score another run.

The Small Faces eventually won their freedom, but all attempts at retrieving royalties due from Arden found them locked in court battles, finally receiving payment only in 1977.

Both players excel at retrieving the ball from the back, yet at the same time both can be extremely threatening in attack.

Afterward, when asked to locate specific facts on both devices, the students were 2.5 times faster at retrieving the facts on the pen than on the iPod.

10.48pm GMT 88 mins A stumbling but persistent Espinoza run ends on the edge of the US box, but Honduras are the more lively side at retrieving the ball as the US try to get the ball forward.

He proved so adept at retrieving the puck in the corner, and passing it back up the ice, that dump-and-chase, that old Canadian mantra, was no longer sound advice.

In his autumn statement, Philip Hammond predicted he would "prove no more adept at pulling rabbits from hats than my successor as foreign secretary has been at retrieving balls from the back of scrums" – a reference to Johnson's admission in 2013 that if the ball of the Tory leadership "came loose … it would be a great thing to have a crack at".

It is reasonable to wonder why the Nigerian government and military, despite help from the United States and the added motivation of an upcoming election to determine if the country's President, Goodluck Jonathan, should get another term, have failed so miserably at retrieving the girls and protecting its own people.

Insiders in the Sun newsroom have described Mr. Murdoch working alongside editors to commission columns for The Sun on Sunday, hire columnists and assign stories for a paper that insiders say will aim at retrieving up to 1.5 million of the 2.7-million weekly sales that were lost with the close of News of the World.

If there is no compatible recipient at the retrieving hospital, the organs are allocated to the city-wide waiting list.