Sentence examples for product retrieval from inspiring English sources

This article investigates what determines e-consumer productivity, in the specific case of product retrieval, on a commercial website.

For practical applications the enzyme should be immobilized to prevent its loss at product retrieval and to enable a continuous process.

In order to support product information retrieval and reuse, one approach is to use case-based reasoning (CBR) in which problems are solved "by using or adapting solutions to old problems".

Demographic data and data related to medicinal product information retrieval (sources of medicinal product information used and personal relevance of sources) were explored, as well as the physician's attitude towards the current SmPCs (frequency of usage, general satisfaction, frequency of updating and mode of filing).

The functional significance of this old/new effect remains a matter of debate, and this study was designed to test two accounts: (i) that the effect indexes processes linked to the monitoring or evaluation of the products of retrieval in service of task demands, or (ii) that it indexes the number of internal decisions required for a task judgment.

This pattern may reflect monitoring processes that act to verify the products of retrieval, particularly when confidence is low (Henson et al., 1999; Henson et al., 2000).

This allows accurate radiance and retrieval products to be made, adjusting for instrument changes.

In this study, we use Soil Moisture Active Passive (SMAP) soil moisture geophysical retrieval products from passive L-band radiometer to evaluate its applicability to forming agricultural drought indices.

Current satellite aerosol retrieval products could be complemented by contrast reduction methods to overcome limitations regarding highly reflective or heterogeneous surfaces such as urban, desert or snow covered areas.

These classifications allow for rapid information retrieval, tracking product inventories, and matching devices to impairment, activities, and participation.

Open image in new window Fig. 3 Depiction of the product movements in the retrieval face (continuous face).