In the weeks after the discovery in May, personnel from the Coalition Provisional Authority (CPA) retrieved printed and manuscript materials in Hebrew, Arabic, Judeo-Arabic and English from the water, under working conditions made precarious by the presence of an unexploded bomb outside the building.
Dana Scully (Gillian Anderson) is pursued by a black helicopter before soldiers retrieve her printed copies of Albert's translations of the digital tape.
Test results are returned by email and can be retrieved and printed immediately anywhere in the country, substantially reducing the time between disease detection and treatment.
And the boxes stack together, like a mini file cabinet of sorts where you can slide out the trays to retrieve your prints at any time.
Studies had to be published in a scientific/medical journal and be easily accessed through electronic means or retrieved through a printed library version.
After Atget's death in 1927, Abbott retrieved his prints and negatives, saving them from destruction; in the following years she dedicated herself to promoting his work.
Phonological knowledge is automatically retrieved during print exposure [27], so the Dutch subtitles provided phonological information that was inconsistent with the spoken English word forms.
Due to the short size of contigs of the shark genome assembly searches were carried out using the coding sequence of the human and zebrafish PTHRs transmembrane (TM) domains retrieved from PRINTs database (http://www.bioinf.manchester.ac.uk/dbbrowser/PRINTS/).
The images that the operators of the scanning machines see cannot be stored, retained, copied, printed or retrieved, but some members of the public will still prefer to avoid them.
I'll admit that some additional technology can make things even easier: Stay.com helps you create a guide with maps that can be printed or retrieved on your mobile device, and TripAdvisor's new City Guides allows you to download 60 cities' worth of maps, information and user reviews to be used offline, free.
