Sentence examples for the retrieval from from inspiring English sources

From the mixing in Mr. Uminer's bowl to the retrieval from the oven took two minutes, well under the 18-minute deadline.

Figure 6a presents the averaging kernel that corresponds to the retrieval from the AOS-measured spectrum shown in Fig. 4a.

The data vectorization makes the retrieval from the external memory faster by grouping pixels that are statistically more likely to be used together on the same memory row.

Perhaps the most interesting development, money-wise, has been the retrieval from the long grass of the long-standing pledge to ditch the "hated" council tax, and replace it with something better related to the ability to pay.

Therefore, Fig. 6a indicates that the O3 retrieval has sensitivity between ~24 and 56 km. Figure 6b presents the averaging kernel for the retrieval from the digital FFTS-measured spectrum shown in Fig. 4b, and the O3 retrieval has sensitivity between ~21 and 58 km due to higher spectral resolution of the digital FFTS.

However, in word reading it is not necessary to postulate that the output of the orthography –to-phonology mechanism has obligatory contact with the lexicon, or that generating a pronunciation is a consequence of the retrieval from the lexicon.

The retrievals from the current GOES imagers are based on physical principles.

A high degree of consistency was observed between the retrievals from the higher-resolution satellite platforms (Landsat-ETM and ASTER).

The temperature retrievals are comparable with the retrievals from RPG and MP3000A retrieval models and have a smaller bias in some certain regions.

The retrievals from Google Scholar and SUMSearch were then finally classified into two categories: either "unique and relevant" or "non-relevant or duplicate".

The two pocket system separates the information needed immediately for on-the-spot retrieval from the information needed for the hospital.