The PubMed search queries retrieved varying quantities of output, as did SemRep, conventional, and dynamic summarization.
The recovery of particles on filters can be variable, and following such collection it is questionable whether all components can be retrieved in quantities reflecting the original particles (e.g., organics and ammonium are too volatile to be collected).
In wireless communication, this means that it is possible retrieve one quantity from the other, especially as many receivers incorporate an MMSE component.
This paper examines if tissue blocks, identified by localized computer searches at participating institutions, can be retrieved in adequate quantity and quality to support medical researchers.
CALPHAD kinetic has evolved to maturity where the atomic mobilities can be combined with thermodynamic descriptions to retrieve kinetic quantities for nucleation and subsequent growth/coarsening.
Moreover, the brightness temperature is often compared with the results acquired from other instruments mounted on the spacecraft in order to retrieve physical quantities.
A so-called software-defined storage, or SDS, company, Scality provides users with the ability to store and retrieve enormous quantities of data such as files from millions of users on highly reliable platforms in-house.
Closed methods of graft harvesting with cylindrical osteotomes and percutaneous needle techniques have been used successfully in craniofacial surgery to retrieve small quantities of cancellous bone graft with reduced morbidity but cannot be used for corticocancellous graft harvest and do not result in sufficient quantity of graft for most spinal applications [ 20, 21].
In conventional problem settings of distribution warehouses, stock items are stored in bulk but retrieved in small quantities.
In cases, however, where macrofossils are well preserved and retrieved in large quantities from multiple time horizons [ 48], they can easily provide multiple genotypes suitable for population genetic studies similarly to our recovery of an intact 11,000-year-old Norway spruce cone from Tăul dintre Brazi.
These include not only technologies to sort and retrieve the vast quantity of information embodied in libraries and databases, so that the unruly jungle of human knowledge can be tamed, but improvements in system interfaces that allow humans and computers to communicate faster and more directly with each other-through, for instance, natural language, gesture, or facial expression.
