Sentence examples for which retrieving from inspiring English sources

That maxim from medical education, although rarely unpacked theoretically, is in fact strongly supported from a large number of psychological studies of the 'testing effect', in which retrieving information from memory, as in any form of testing, itself strengthens memories.

Recently, several music information retrieval (MIR) systems which retrieve musical pieces by the user's singing voice have been developed.

Browsing of retrieved SNPs is facilitated by a graphical display in which retrieved SNPs are displayed chromosome-by-chromosome.

There's a paid-for app which retrieves the RSS feeds from various organisations and then sells them to you.

After his diagnosis, he typed "Crohn's disease" into 23andme's online database, which retrieved those snippets of his DNA associated with the illness.

So far, the program only offers a deep-search version, which retrieves data slowly in contiguous disk sectors, but yields a thorough card scan.

William Dockery, the president of the Heisman Trophy Trust, which retrieved the famous statue before the trustee was hired, said: "I don't know how he has the audacity to demand a fee so people can go down and get their own property.

Such systems allow executing basic queries which retrieve values corresponding to given keys.

All other studies was also retrieved by other search engines (specially Scopus, which retrieved more than 89% of accepted studies).

Queries which retrieve multiple results incur more performance overhead, as all the results have to be mapped to objects.

This weekend, Apple began rejecting mobile applications from the App Store which retrieve the end user's IDFA (Identifier for Advertisers), but don't show any ads.