Sentence examples for retrieval that from inspiring English sources

Alternatively there a number of possible changes to organ retrieval that would affect the number and viability of organs retrieved.

But for a proper name, all the representations converge on only one "person identity node," with a single link to the lexical level, making the last act of retrieval that much more easily blocked.

Either I have so many bags that it is deeply buried, or I'm in an older Crown Victoria with seat cushions so worn out that my hips seem have sunk down several feet, making wallet retrieval that much more difficult.

One of them is essentially a standard text retrieval that was used in the aforementioned CLEF campaign.

Experiment 2 examined the effect of presenting moving entities during retrieval that were not presented during initial learning.

In this paper, we focus on advancing classification and data retrieval that are instrumental when processing large macroinvertebrate image datasets.

We analyzed 10 THA CTs and retrievals that met minimal requirements for CT slice thickness and explanted cup condition.

The NNR (1/precision) is defined as the number of non-relevant and duplicate retrievals that have to be screened to find one relevant retrieval [ 33].

There was not a significant difference between the number of word-retrievals that were accompanied with gestures that were resolved, and those that were accompanied with gestures that were unresolved.

The authors argued that this behaviour demonstrated 'analogical reasoning', by which they meant that the subjects inferred, by analogy with food-retrieval, that a tool could also be used to retrieve another tool, rather than just food.

However, the use of multi-angle data minimizes the impact of biome misidentification on LAI retrievals; that is, with a probability of about 70%, uncertainties in LAI retrievals due to biome misclassification do not exceed uncertainties in the observations.