Sentence examples for global retrieval from inspiring English sources

What if every detail of every sex scandal of the last quarter-century, every word and every scene, had been photographed and archived, available for global retrieval at the click of a mouse?

The two main hypotheses put forward to explain this disturbance involve a global retrieval deficit (affecting both pre- and post-onset memories) and a selective inability to explicitly retrieve pre-onset memories.

Starting from GOMOS transmittance spectra, we calculated local gas concentration and aerosol extinction profiles, using a global retrieval scheme: spectral and spatial inversion are performed at the same time, in one step.

(a) First example to show the difference between Global-to-Global retrieval (GGR) and Partial-to-Global retrieval (PGR).

The requirements for dissimilarity measure for the partial-to-global retrieval task are quite different from the global-to-global retrieval problem.

Based on the completeness of the query shape, the task can be divided into two subtasks as "Partial-to-Global Retrieval (PGR)" and "Global-to-Global Retrieval (GGR)".

Second, BWs is applied on PEB to perform partial-to-global retrieval task.

In this paper, we explore the BWs framework to solve several different tasks in 3D shape retrieval field, which are classified as specific versus generic, partial-to-global versus global-to-global retrieval, and articulated versus Nonarticulated.

Here, we design an experiment on PEB to simulate the case described above: Represent the models with BWs method and save the descriptors for the following usage as block 1 and 2 in Figure 2. When performing the Partial-to-Global Retrieval, the sampled oriented-basis points are grouped into regions according to their geometric positions first.

This hierarchical representation is featured with level of detail (LOD) retaining geometric and topological information which is proved to be efficient in both global and partial retrieval.

It is worthy mentioning that the proposed global surface roughness retrieval model only uses AMSR-E C- and X-band brightness temperatures without any ancillary data and might be fitted for global applications.