Sentence examples for retrieved pieces from inspiring English sources

To that end, the United States also sent a few specially equipped submarines into Soviet seas to dispatch divers, who tapped into underwater communications cables and retrieved pieces of Soviet test missiles.

The retrieved pieces using sounds separated by our method are compared with those using original sounds before mixing down in producing musical pieces.

For example, even if a user feels that vocal or drum sounds are too strong in the retrieved pieces, it is difficult to find another piece that has weaker vocal or drum sounds while maintaining the basic mood and timbre of the first piece.

This relationship is explored by examining the genre distribution of the retrieved pieces.

We defined the term genre classification shift as the change of musical genres in the retrieved pieces since we focus on the diversity of the retrieved pieces not on musical genre change of the query example.

We define the term genre classification shift as the change of musical genres in the retrieved pieces.

The paper scraps were retrieved, pieced together and meticulously pinned in place according to the artist's instructions.

It was about a spotty and mule-ish teenager… I hadn't come across Daniel Lambert and was prepared to support Sue's enthusiasm for him, but my attention was diverted as she scurried around her kitchen retrieving pieces of handwritten paper from unlikely nooks and crannies and then read out to me the first stirrings of Adrian Mole.

In 1981, after a nuclear-powered American submarine, the Seawolf, sneaked into the Sea of Okhotsk on an extraordinarily secret mission -- to tap an underwater communications cable and retrieve pieces of Soviet missiles -- it was stuck in the sand for nearly two days before it could power its way off the seabed.

The long-running BitTorrent protocol allows many different peers to advertise the availability of content, and for a client on a single user's computer to create hundreds of connections to retrieve pieces of large files simultaneously and reassemble them on the fly.

After training some monkeys to retrieve pieces of food with a small fork, researchers "noted that during repeated use of the instrument the visual receptive fields anchored to the hand expanded to the point of including the internal space of the hand and the fork – almost as though the image of the latter was incorporated in that of the hand.