Sentence examples for its retrieval from inspiring English sources

Since query B has small E-values that appear early in its retrieval, it dominates the values of the pooled ROC50.

The next time the user summons that page, the browser speeds up its retrieval by pulling it from the hard drive rather than going out and extracting it from the Internet.

Hence, the proposed model used the TREC_EVAL program for evaluating its retrieval performance, since it is the standard evaluation system for information retrieval and search engines.

The larger the capacity of your hard drive, the more data (documents, images, sound files) you can store on it and the faster its retrieval speed in revolutions per minute, the sooner you can start working with your data.

Although P. astur did exploit food in the bait study, it was not observed at seed baits so its retrieval of AG seeds could not be quantified.

Among the incidents that have drawn criticism, the Register misled a client who wanted to check the provenance of a painting before he purchased it, telling him it was not stolen, when in fact it was, so that he would buy it and unwittingly help the company collect a fee for its retrieval.

Its retrievals don't so much parody or revitalize forms like the hand-tinted photograph or mass-produced images of saints as pay heartfelt homage to them or simply embalm them.

In the relay phase, each terminal randomly selects a small, fixed number d of broadcast-packets from its retrieval-set, and calculates its relay-packet by XORing those packets symbol by symbol in the binary domain, then airs the results to the destination.

The agent's policy-state with CASR memory is a triple pt = (ot, e, i) of its current observation and the observation it currently has in CASR memory (if any), as well as the number of time it has taken its "advance retrieval" action since it last cued CASR retrieval.

Such significance of knowledge implies the need for protecting this vital resource by safeguarding the right access, its persistence over time, and its adequate retrieval.

Although adding metadata to Web pages has often been viewed as too labour intensive, the idea was embraced in 2008 by Yahoo! Inc., an American search engine company noted for its hierarchal retrieval structure.