Sentence examples for retrieving online from inspiring English sources
"HistoryWired: A Few of Our Favorite Things" is one of a handful of projects, among them I.B.M.'s "glass engine," that are striving to produce alternatives to conventional methods for retrieving online information.
We here present KEGGtranslator, which reads and completes the content of an XML-file by retrieving online-annotation of all genes and reactions using the KEGG API.
Our reputation is increasingly easy to crowdsource and retrieve online, though unlike Uber drivers there is no single rating to illustrate how competent we are.
Walmart has also been rapidly expanding its grocery pickup program, in which shoppers retrieve online orders in the parking lots of a nearby store.
An essay on June 26 about changes in how music collections can be stored and retrieved online misstated what kind of digital files iTune Match creates.
Here's a sampling of readers' comments on Jon Pareles's essay about changes in how music collections can be stored and retrieved online.
Mr. Smith is one of several privacy advocates who argue that public records laws in general need to be re-examined in light of the ease with which private information can now be retrieved online.
Because of the ease with which our published content can be searched and retrieved online, even years after publication, we are increasingly being asked to take down (or "unpublish") articles from our website.
For example, if a man walks into a Filene's Basement to buy a suit for his wedding and shows a coupon he retrieved online, the company's marketing agency can figure out whether he used the search terms "Hugo Boss suit" or "discount wedding clothes" to research his purchase (just don't tell his fiancée).
Other augmented-reality apps, such as AR Glass for Wikipedia, retrieve online data about your surroundings and display them in your sight.
Admittedly, academic publications are not always easy to retrieve and understand, but even some basic training in quantitative social sciences will suffice to interpret the findings of major meta-analyses, which can be easily retrieved online.
