Sentence examples for retrieving materials from inspiring English sources

There are no seats from which one can see the numbers posted for retrieving materials.

The question of what to do with spent nuclear fuel from civilian power reactors has stirred renewed interest in reprocessing — that is, chopping up the fuel, retrieving materials that can power a reactor and possibly recovering the most troublesome waste products so they can be broken up in the reactor into easier-to-handle elements.

The activation of IC was great when encoding and retrieving materials in episodic memory, and encoding memory tasks with pictures material [ 25, 26].

In a very small way, I'm retrieving material that would otherwise be ignored".

A cubic surfacelet and a v-joint surfacelet are developed to demonstrate the reverse engineering process of retrieving material compositions from material images.

We restricted the retrieval publication dates in order to not retrieve materials that DynaMed curators could not have reviewed in creating their own recommendations.

He acknowledges that it takes much longer to retrieve materials, in part because they are now located farther away.

A unanimous three-judge panel of the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, in San Francisco, ruled that ordering Mr. Delia to retrieve materials from his home had violated the Fourth Amendment, which prohibits unreasonable searches.

"We continue to stand behind our message regarding the nutritional excellence of Enfamil," said the voice mail message delivered on April 5, which directed the representatives to stop using the marketing materials but to not retrieve materials they had already placed in doctors' offices.

Joan Strassmann, an author on the paper along with another evolutionary biologist at Rice University, David Queller, said she and a team of undergraduates searched for the species by sticking drinking straws into dirt and cow dung to retrieve materials where the amoebas might be living.

With regards to searching the literature, there are two main schools of thought: those who advocate using purposeful sampling to retrieve materials until data saturation is reached [ 19]; and those who aim to retrieve all of the relevant studies in a field rather than a sample of them [ 20].