Sentence examples for retrieval activities from inspiring English sources

We developed software, called FileMonitor, to dynamically record users׳ file retrieval activities, including data describing the files retrieved and the tools used to retrieve them.

Third; the paper briefly describes an architecture to provide a technological support for knowledge representation and retrieval activities of the proposed KM Conceptual Model.

Contrary, in higher numbers the cloud offerings' comparisons step take considerably more time (during which only minimal interaction with Fuseki might occur) than other information retrieval activities and Fuseki seems to become idle leaving PuLSaR occupy most of CPU time.

At P3, the same dams were tested for pup retrieval activity.

Whereas recollection-related activity in the posterior HF declined from immediate to delayed retrieval, activity in the PRC and PHC remained stable.

For this period, when referring hospitals were ranked by retrieval activity, the top four hospitals accounted for 220 patients (i.e. approximately 110 patients per year).

During successful retrieval, HF activity tends to increase just like other components of the DMN [15], [32].

During remote autobiographical retrieval, hippocampal activity could be related to the construction of a new memory for an old event, or to the retrieval of the original memory or its more recent reconstructions.

Mirroring prior TNT research, the first experiment presented each category with equal probability, which allowed an assessment of whether retrieval-related activity to exceedingly strong reminders of a crime can be voluntarily suppressed in the absence of probability effects.

A similar pattern of activity was found during retrieval, with greater activity for associative than for non-associative trials in left temporal polar-perirhinal cortex, right entorhinal cortex, the right hippocampal region, and the right parahippocampal cortex.

The evaluation of organ retrieval and transplantation activities, one of its missions, is supported by a national information system (EfG-IS).