Sentence examples for retrieved faster from inspiring English sources
That way the data can be retrieved faster than when it's on tape.
Studies on the voltage dependency of channel availability, time course of removal of inactivation, and inactivation of evoked Na+ currents suggested that there are at least two inactivation states of the Na+ channel, one (Ifast) that is induced and retrieved faster than the other (Islow).
As pups that are retrieved faster after nest disturbance also receive more around-the-clock active nursing from the dam [20], this lack of difference between novelty-exposed and home-staying pups in retrieval measures further questions the likelihood that preferential maternal care is the cause of the observed novelty effects on social and neuroendocrine function.
If such a temporal pattern of odor sequence is stored and coupled with path integration, spatial representations could also be stabilized and retrieved faster due to pattern completion.
They observed that compared with memories evoked in silence, the memories evoked in the music condition were accompanied by more emotional content and impact on mood, were retrieved faster and engaged less executive processes.
Also, since a hard drive is a spinning disk, data can be retrieved faster if it is closer to the inside of the spinning disk.
I cast with the wind behind me, then retrieved as fast as I could as the boat was blown toward the fly.
In SNESIM, the training image is scanned only once; for each particular search template, all the conditional proportions present in the training image are stored in a smart search tree data structure to be retrieved as fast as possible in the next steps.
In other words, having many words for shades of blue helps you tag the memory more easily and retrieve it faster, though it doesn't mean that you really see more shades than the next guy.
Web-crawling method can retrieve data faster and in greater depth.
Depressed participants retrieved autobiographical memories faster, produced shorter memory descriptions and were less likely to recall positive memories than non-depressed participants.
