Sentence examples for retrieval system in from inspiring English sources

During his tenure at Berkeley, he invented INGRES (Interactive Graphics and Retrieval System) in 1974 and Postgres (Post INGRES) in 1986.

Peer-To-Peer software like early Napster and BitTorent user protocols that allow tens of millions of computers users around the world to cooperate in producing the most efficient and robust file storage and retrieval system in the world.

This work is a case study of different architectures for a distributed information retrieval system, in order to provide a guide to approximate the optimal architecture with a specific set of resources.

Also, we present our implementation of a privacy preserving data storage and retrieval system in cloud computing.

This research aims to design and develop a privacy preserving data storage and retrieval system in cloud computing.

A controlled experiment was performed by test subjects querying the retrieval system in the absence and presence of our proposed framework.

Of particular importance is the creation of indexing schemes for retrieval systems in non-library contexts.

With a lack of support of current bibliographic information retrieval systems in expressing complicated information needs, getting relevant bibliographic data is a demanding task.

The evaluation results confirm that TIH outperforms existing scene-based retrieval systems in terms of both an improved computational efficiency and a lower storage requirement.

Due to the different nature of the Persian language compared to the other languages such as English, the design of information retrieval systems in Persian requires special considerations.

According to a recent estimate from Analysys, a telecoms consultancy, global revenues from location-based services will reach $18 billion by 2006 a figure that is regarded as conservative by many in the industry.Mr Townsend notes that cities are, in a sense, vast information storage and retrieval systems, in which different districts and neighbourhoods are organised by activity or social group.