On a side table, there is a glittery plastic axe that a friend retrieved from an abandoned art exhibit.
And the latest find - retrieved from an old crate stored in a warehouse at State Police headquarters in West Trenton - is a humdinger.
The contents of the book will be retrieved from an electronic database, printed, bound in paperback and shipped within a few days.
He estimated that it had been around 12 15 when a sheet was retrieved from an ambulance and used to cover Mr. Brown.
Instead, when the next element is requested from an iterator, that element may be computed on demand instead of being retrieved from an existing memory source.
Normal, that is, until she found horse meat in the meatballs, retrieved from an Ikea furniture store in the nearby city of Brno.
Scientists in Australia at the University of Queensland discovered the tiny oddities four years ago in ancient sandstones retrieved from an oil drilling site some three miles below the Western Australian seabed.
Last year, the Bush Administration briefed I.A.E.A. officials on what it said was new and alarming information about Iran's weapons program which had been retrieved from an Iranian's laptop.
U.S. officials say that, ideally, they would use DNA analysis retrieved from an attack site to establish a militant's identity, as they did following the raid that killed al-Qaeda founder Osama bin Laden.
The pre-injection in-situ stress field was characterized by integrating data from core measurements on samples retrieved from an exploration borehole drilled at the pilot site, and from well logs and well tests carried out in neighboring boreholes.
Phylogenetic analyses of ribosomal RNA gene sequences (rDNAs) retrieved from an Australian desert soil sample (Sturt National Park) revealed the presence of a number of clones which branched deeply from the high GC Gram-positive division line of descent.
