Sentence examples for more efficient retrieval from inspiring English sources

When compared to a linear address approach the proposed scheme realizes 2× up to 3× more efficient retrieval.

The data also suggest that previous reports of memory enhancement by Salvia may be due to more efficient retrieval of target material.

Higher levels of expertise yield visual problem solving strategies characterized by more efficient retrieval of relevant information and more efficient scan paths.

Given the rapidly expanding volume of literature, semantic search systems allow far more efficient retrieval of relevant information than traditional keyword-based methods.

The instant access to information whilst in the clinical setting gives the students a better framework for understanding and storing the new information, and allows more efficient retrieval for future use [ 18].

Spain succeeds by managing the medical requirements of organ donation superbly and selling it emotionally to the public.A task force which examined the matter in Britain in 2008 concluded that the number of deceased organ donors could be increased 50% by 2013 mainly through better donor identification and referral and more efficient organ retrieval, and that these should be tried first.

A typical solution to the problem is to extract the information from the log files (known as "parsing") and cast them into a format that is more efficient for retrieval and processing.

More efficient automatic information retrieval (without human intervention) contributes to generate specific web page repositories, along with improved information retrieval system feedback to users.

We explicitly include the hierarchy structure in our DSs because it is a natural way of defining composite objects, a more efficient structure for retrieval, and the representation structure used in MPEG-4.

Considering the large amount of high-dimensional sub-fingerprints which are found in F P-D B train and F P-D B test, we index the two fingerprint databases using the LSH toolbox published by Shakhnarovich [41] (the E2LSH scheme in the toolbox is chosen) for more efficient sub-fingerprint retrieval.

Based on the observation that non-trivial cliques consist of triangles, we uses the technique of triangle enumeration proposed in [12], which is more efficient than 2-hop retrieval, to implement the process of subgraph retrieval.