Sentence examples for message retrieval from inspiring English sources

– E-mail message retrieval size limit is not working properly when receiving Japanese message.

Though quick message retrieval is appealing, on-premise solutions do require an additional server and must be configured and supported by in-house staff.

The actual addresses can be generated on the fly by an AGU which spans all the required memory addresses for message retrieval.

Furthermore, it processes data simultaneously at an operating frequency of up to 58.82 MHz and accomplishes full message retrieval at an embedding rate of 25% with an audio quality above 45 dB in terms of signal to noise ratio.

In addition, the easiness of the hidden message retrieval is still one of the major drawback of the LSB and its variants, if the hidden bits at the sixth or the eighth position are maliciously revealed out of the stego audio signal.

To better understand voice message retrieval rates, we also calculated the proportion of messages successfully played based on the number of attempts.

Users whose work confines them to the coverage area of the wireless LAN will not need cellular capability, but they may need PDA type functions for messaging or data retrieval, and they may need holsters or other accessories to keep their hands free for other tasks.

In a section on her treatment of certain sensitive emails, for instance, it says, "Clinton was not aware how other State staff maintained their records and was unaware of State's State Messaging and Archive Retrieval Toolset (SMART)." In interview notes, Clinton told the FBI that she didn't "remember" or didn't "recall" things literally dozens of times.

Infobuttons are message-based content search and retrieval functions embedded within other applications that dynamically return information relevant to the clinical task at hand.

Let denote the number of bits in the message for the conventional retrieval of the spectrum map, and, then, we can calculate the total bandwidth of retrieving the spectrum map with.

This task investigated the means to incorporate publish-subscribe messaging patterns for the retrieval of aviation data (i.e. AIXM, FIXM, or AMXM) information using geospatial queries through a Java Message Service (JMS) interface and Advanced Message Queuing Protocol AMQPP) interface.