Sentence examples for to be fetch from inspiring English sources

"It has to be 'Fetch That, Jim Maxwell!' in honour of the OBO-ABC sledging war (and the copious run-scoring)," says Peter Hanes.

Until 1681 water had to be fetched from pumped wells in the Canongate.

His pass sent it over Bayern's left-back and another ball had to be fetched.

The story is traditional: there's a ring that has to be fetched from the bottom of the ocean, etc.

To the 18th-century British, a cock-match was important enough for a fighting bird to be fetched between Britain and India.

Data and instructions will have to be fetched from memory, resulting in memory bus usage.

All required attributes would have to be fetched by the provider during policy evaluation.

But in the case of the LUT interpolation, the two entries to be fetched are always located at consecutive addresses.

If the data to be fetched is available in the MAM latches (c = true), no flash access is required.

This allows an entire node to be fetched from memory in one memory access, accelerating the traversal of the structure.

The marking of places start and fetching consists of one token each, both with value (colour) undefined and time stamp 0, meaning that there is one instruction being fetched and the other is waiting to be fetched.