Sentence examples for retrieving from inspiring English sources

The schemata of experts are also highly interconnected, meaning that retrieving one piece of information easily leads to the retrieval of another piece.

Irish water spaniel, breed of sporting dog developed in Ireland in the 1830s for retrieving game; its ancestors were other curly coated water retrievers.

Feedfetcher, meanwhile, relies on information that most web servers provide: how long the retrieved file should be stored, or "cached", before it discarding and retrieving a new copy.

In general, "recognition memory" (involved in choosing the correct answer from a list) is more reliable than recall memory (retrieving information without any clue or hint that could assist in the retrieval).

Eric Illsley, now Labour MP for Barnsley Central, recalls NUM officials retrieving a map used as a blueprint for the 1974 strike.

"The importance of counting the dead and retrieving their bodies is universally acknowledged as a crucial step in acknowledging their loss and producing an account of their deaths," it says.

Related: Parthenon marbles are miracles of sculpture symbolic of Greek nationhood In an about-turn three months after Athens' radical-left Syriza party assumed power, the new Greek cultural minister Nikos Xydakis said the route to retrieving the treasures lay in diplomatic and political channels and not international courts where outcomes were far from assured.