Sentence examples for retrieval of functions from inspiring English sources
Novices do not possess extensively developed knowledge structures and, although they are familiar with chess objects and their functions, the retrieval of functions and relations between pieces probably takes place in a serial nature and thus considerably slower [31] [32], [39], [56] [58].
The retrieval of function and the process of relating two objects will be identified by comparing Check with Identity task.
The activation in both temporal and parietal lateral areas was more pronounced in the Check task, which required action-related retrieval of function, than in the Identity task, which required only object recognition (see Figure 4).
The comparison between Check and Control tasks should identify not only object recognition, but also its coupling with the explicit retrieval of objects' functions.
The left SMG was also the only area that was significantly more responsive in the Check than Identity task, presumably indicating its relevance in retrieval of object functions and establishing relations between objects [2] [3].
The bilateral parietal areas (SMG) were also related to object recognition, in particular to retrieval of object function and recognition of relations between two objects as required in the Check task (see Figure 4).
The term "diffuse" applies to the theoretical settings that allow the exact retrieval of Green's functions.
Isotropy of illumination and equipartition of the energy allow for exact retrieval of Green's functions (see Sánchez-Sesma and Campillo 2006).
After LDLT on POD 60, Doppler echocardiography revealed that the TR had disappeared with lowered estimated mPAP, TR-PPG, and PVR value from 54 to 24 mmHg, 62.2 to 27.6 mmHg, and 520 to 234 dynes s/cm5, respectively (Fig. 2 and Table 1), suggesting an effective retrieval of right heart function.
What kind of retrieval functions are required?
They represent low-level computer-based systems for data storage and retrieval, with functions of calculating and estimation.
