Recent research studies have reported on how novices and experts differ in storing, organizing, and retrieving subject matter knowledge and on how they apply their knowledge to solve new problems.
It's useful to remind all writers — in particular, young ones — that in the end it's the quality of the word retrieved that matters, not the speed of retrieval.
Verdasco swiftly set about retrieving the matter, breaking Tsonga in the second game of the third set, a lovely lob clinching the game to place him in control.
He keeps 40% of the value of what he retrieves, no matter how illegal the find might be, so he makes a decent nut.
We retrieved white matter FA values from these identified clusters with home-developed software, as previously published [ 29].
In the Atmosphere gallery there is no honest assessment of the real and immediate need to cut carbon completely out of the energy equation, nor of the parallel need to retrieve, as a matter of urgency, the excess carbon dioxide already in the atmosphere.
4. All recorded test data should be retrievable as a single table for use and analysis by non-technical researchers instead of just providing, for example, an XML file or a relational database and expecting the researchers, who may have no experience in such technical matters, to retrieve and format the data as they need.
In this paper, we introduce Ant Colony Optimization (ACO) into ICN and propose a novel ACO-inspired ICN Routing mechanism with Mobility support (AIRM) to retrieve the content no matter where it moves.
Then, when you ask for a field like "total operating expenses," Fech knows how to retrieve the proper value, no matter where in the filing that particular software version stores it.
Failure to retrieve dog waste is a matter of considerable concern due to public health risks, not to mention the inconvenience to the public.
