Sentence examples for retrieve this data from inspiring English sources
The basic concept is to make a master copy of the presentation display panel of the presenter at the server, and it will be made available for the listeners to retrieve this data.
To retrieve this data, we performed singleton analysis on the peptides that did not pass the final filtering of Census.
However, we are unable to retrieve this data for the time being.
The data tier handles data requests by the application tier or domain tier and communicates with the SEAMLESS database to retrieve this data.
Using the above query, a scientist can retrieve this data for each of the IKMC resources and evaluate whether the model may be useful for their research bearing in mind that the phenotype can vary with the particular mutant allele and genetic background of the line.
For Sidekick and Hiptop users: Try not to reset the phone and never let the battery run dead, as this will cause the phone to lose contacts and texts, because they were built to retrieve this data off Danger's servers, which are now shut down.
When a customer signs up and asks for various events to be detected, Sense360's SDK spits out the code necessary to retrieve this exact data on the user without overloading the client with all the data coming from the necessary sensors.
When personal libraries are stored in the cloud, it becomes possible to retrieve this personal data and match it to a user identity.
Sensor data is stored in a sensor data repository; the sensor data agent retrieves this sensor data (1) and then sends a sensor data message to the sensor agent (2).
As we aspire to recreate the depth and color that we as humans observe in a painting, we could look at the way our eyes and brain retrieve this three dimensional data.
In addition to the LSBCI itself and its components which are defined and discussed in detail in next section, two novel variables are retrieved from this data: a variable indicating the number of transhipments necessary to connect any pair of countries and, the effective maritime distance to be covered between any pair of countries.
