Sentence examples for retrieval operations from inspiring English sources

Shunami as part of his retrieval operations.

But we've focused our rescue and retrieval operations in Banawel because of the number of victims involved," said Major Eric Bulosan, a local spokesman of the military.

We believe that in scenarios where data retrieval operations are infrequent and localized, pre-configuring an entire sensor network is detrimental to power conservation.

The flow-rack AS/RS consists of a multi-deep rack, and two machines; the first one is used for storage operations and the second one for retrieval operations.

The representation of a set of documents as vectors in a common vector space is known as the vector space model and is fundamental to a host of information retrieval operations ranging from scoring documents on a query, document classification and document clustering.

You do not have to support concurrent update operations across different keys (i.e. TPC PUT and DEL operations are performed one after another), but retrieval operations (i.e. GET) of different keys must be concurrent unless restricted by an ongoing update operation on the same set.

The partial read operation is a data retrieval operation required for approximate query processing in peer-to-peer databases.

The retrieval operation restored the disk's title, "Al Masada," the name of Mr. bin Laden's first Afghan training camp and the place where the F.B.I. believes the photos were taken.

Cundy said 12 bodies were in the mortuary but a number still remained in Grenfell Tower, where a dignified and careful retrieval operation would take place in hazardous conditions.

A Read could be a simple retrieval operation such as "return the contents of file foo" or a complicated query such as "return the names of all employees who make more than their boss". The Write operation updates the database.

Destined for a flight to Northern Canada, the thingamajig does eventually become airborne but doesn't quite work and ends up landing a few hundred miles off course, necessitating a complicated retrieval operation in the company of an armed Inuit to make sure that the group isn't eaten by polar bears.