Drawing his knees up, his small hat jammed down on his head, he slipped to the reefer floor, and as he turned on his side he retrieved a short length of glinting metal from his jacket pocket, slid the hand holding the object between the curved steel bars of the drain, and deposited the glinting piece on the drip pan beneath.
In addition, we retrieved a short fragment of a nuclear gene, 28S rDNA, from the same extract.
The increase in reaction time as a function of set size (or the slope of the line; referred to here as working memory retrieval speed (WMS)) is thought to reflect the time required to retrieve an item from short term memory, and usually varies around 40 ms (Sternberg 1966).
Sampling and analyses: An approximately 2 meter long gravity core was retrieved during a short sampling cruise in May 2011.
The wolf-whistles were sounding as he trekked to the boundary from short leg to retrieve a Collymore shot off Flintoff.
As the afternoon wore on, each racer dived into a lake to retrieve a bicycle chain, rode an insultingly short distance across a field, gathered a bucket of gravel to haul up a ravine and entered the Labyrinth.
He said he left home thinking he would be back in a matter of hours, but he has not returned since, except on short day trips to retrieve a few of his belongings.
How do we retrieve a real environmental movement, in the very short time we have left before the damage is irreparable?
Gaians could conduct a short quest that led them to preview the film's trailer and then retrieve a virtual Mimzy plushy toy to pair with their avatars.
Soon, experts say, the phones will be designed to communicate over short distances with other hand-held electronic devices, like personal digital assistants, so that the phone could retrieve a number from a Palm Pilot or similar device.
