Sentence examples for further retrieval from inspiring English sources

These polarized radiance are computed for Look Up Table for further retrieval of aerosol optical depth with POLDER data (multiple viewing angles) in which we selected a set of constraints of both surface reflectance and atmospheric aerosols.

Example applications include automatically annotating large databases by genre, meter, ballroom dance style or tempo, fully automated D.J.-ing, and audio segmentation for further retrieval tasks such as automatic chord labeling.

As it is shown in Figure 5, user expertise, together with expertise of other users, with regard to a particular topic (concept) is used for assessing his/her feedback, which is then indexed and stored in the "Subjective data" repository for further retrieval.

Wu) screened the primary searching results to identify any relevant trials that required further retrieval (full text or abstract), and then they independently reviewed these studies, looking for trials that met the inclusion criteria (Figure 1).

JW repeated the literature search and undertook further retrieval of publications.

Because listeners knew in advance of each test phase which speaker would be speaking, we expected stronger retrieval of the precedent in the same-speaker condition (i.e., speaker identity serving as a further retrieval cue).

The use of truncation may further improve retrieval (e.g. ventric* retrieves on ventricular, ventricle, and ventricles).

However, strategic cognitive control processes supported by frontoparietal brain networks can further shape retrieval by using current goals and context to adaptively guide retrieval toward high utility information and outcomes3,4,5,6,7.

Further, at retrieval, these scaffolds continued to maintain biomechanical strength that was comparable to native artery.

Additionally, we propose a pseudo-relevance feedback algorithm based on the mixture modeling of the Dirichlet compound multinomial distribution to further improve retrieval accuracy.

Further, practice retrieval can support performance on near transfer tasks (Butler, 2010; Rohrer, Taylor, & Sholar, 2010).