retrieval

Examples of retrieving

retrieving

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

Unambiguous scans within family are most useful for retrieving just the highest order of analysis.
There may be serious issues of successfully storing all the knowledge and retrieving the relevant knowledge in reasonable time.
Designers need more tools that assist in searching and retrieving analogous design solutions, especially far-field solutions.
This interaction indicates areas associated specifically with retrieving the names of known objects from vision.
The queries that do well with pseudo feedback are those queries that are already retrieving relevant documents close to the top of a document ranking.
The memory system is subject to the same kinds of biases at the levels of encoding and retrieving information.
The tasks that can be addressed by a context-based similarity are comparing items, retrieving items, finding a context and knowledge mining.
It may be equally difficult to imagine ourselves retrieving some episodic memories without there being any feel to the process.
Storing and retrieving that information can be done in constant time in two-dimensional arrays indexed with states numbers.
Simulation of this assembly corresponds to querying the local agent with inputs and retrieving the outputs.
The task of retrieving text spans is similar to the sentence selection task in automatic text summarization systems.
The single most successful source of query terms for retrieving relevant documents was the users' query statement.
The problem of defining and retrieving consistent information from an inconsistent relational database has been studied in the context of relational databases.
This observation was interpreted as revealing that the target's translation was activated in the course of retrieving the picture's name in the target language.
Such techniques generally involve eliciting customer requirements, retrieving a configuration from a pool of stored cases, and adapting the case to satisfy the new situation.
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