Definition of retrieval in English:

retrieval

noun rɪˈtriːvlrəˈtrivəl

1mass noun The process of getting something back from somewhere.
the investigation was completed after the retrieval of plane wreckage
Example sentencesExamples
- A reverse function makes easier retrieval of screws from tight boreholes.
- Finally, a response latency task for vocabulary production and recognition in Spanish suggested that attrition of Spanish is best characterized as difficulty in retrieval rather than total loss.
- Today, we are inundated with so much data in so many formats, that, even though retrieval is theoretically easier, it can still be difficult to develop a truly useful project archive.
- Some young women have begun to bank eggs cryogenically for future retrieval, when and if career and love-life timing come together.
- This comic moment emphasizes Bergot's poverty and makes Lily's retrieval of the money more daunting.
- I filed the information away for later retrieval; in a time where my survival is everything, any little thing I had over another man was precious.
- If we remembered verbatim everything that people said to us, we would soon be swamped by a mass of words of such enormity that it would be hard to perform the simple acts of retrieval we constantly rely on our memories to deliver.
- It is hard to justify requiring companies to keep records of historical importance in a retrievable format when technological advances make retrieval increasingly difficult.
- A solid editorial team needs information architecture to know how to arrange information for later retrieval by the site visitor.
- Woody was involved in retrieval of a bag from a parked vehicle, for which he was paid £60.
- The traditional notion is that nostalgia is the mental and emotional retrieval of an object lost in the past.
- Sara gazed up at the house in dazed wonder, not noticing Mr. Lake's retrieval of her valise from the carriage or his offer of hand to steady her step down to the sidewalk.
- Sediment had covered them to such a depth that retrieval was impossible.
- When the accumulated metal is recovered for industrial use, the process is called ‘phytomining,’ and it's already being done for nickel retrieval.
- While most systems are automatic, DeWeerdt notes that many retrieval or picking processes still include manual elements.
- He forced himself to concentrate solely on the proper execution of data retrieval, then the safe return of the first ever round trip probe.
- Because of the state's retrieval of marginal and abandoned farm lands, particularly around urban areas, there was a well established network of nature areas after the war.
- Stuffing the other items back into the box for later retrieval, Ford opened the padded envelope.
- They must think that we've already made contact and are waiting for retrieval.
- The impact of her words, now beyond retrieval, spread out in slow motion to fill the moment.
Synonyms
regaining, repossession, getting back, recapture, reclamation, recouping, retaking, redemption
2The action of obtaining or consulting material stored in a computer system.
online information retrieval
as modifier storage and retrieval systems
Example sentencesExamples
- The energies of the faculty are focused on information related problems including the retrieval of digital images and the management and organization of digital information.
- But then, what if the spyware captures your keystrokes and stores them for later retrieval?
- A search engine optimizes the retrieval process by indexing.
- The only way to ensure that a tape can be read for retrieval is to perform a second pass on the tape after backup, using a verification routine, or to actually perform a sampling restore.
- Adoption of standard vocabulary in Web page titles could help library resources achieve higher rankings in search engine retrievals, such as those determined by the Google PageRank algorithm.
- Libraries facilitate this application by automating the retrieval of image files.
- In the current age of data warehousing, the timely processing and retrieval of vast amounts of data is vital to the decision-making process.
- Save project and job set information for quick retrieval when converting updated files.
- This is making the retrieval of the 400 or so emails that have built up while I was away rather problematic!
- Documents are bulk-processed and, then, loaded into a large online database for storage and retrieval.
- In essence, the cost of the disk-to-disk solution is attributable solely to the increased performance for data retrievals and does not replace any of the costs or the reliability associated with a traditional tape backup solution.
- You can also create multiple pages, save them for later retrieval, and share them with friends via email.
- Sensitive information often is stored on database servers and other storage facilities for later retrieval.
- The advent of the internet, which made possible worldwide electronic retrieval of library catalogues, enabled folk tale researchers to locate titles and provide concrete listings of printed works.
- The messaging feature allows group mailing lists to be established for e-mail retrieval and for selective information to be captured simply.
- These processes of storage and retrieval are the major focus of the dominant perspective in cognitive approaches to advertising, that of information processing.
- This can make later retrieval of the correct version of the most recent good file tedious and difficult.
- One of the biggest bottlenecks is the memory subsystem responsible for data storage and retrieval.
- A processor with more cache can store larger amounts of frequently accessed data close to the processor for fast retrieval.
- A library user is presented with an array of other online and CD-ROM products, some offering abstracts or full-text retrieval.

Rhymes

coeval, evil, Khedival, medieval, primeval, shrieval, upheaval

Definition of retrieval in US English:

retrieval

nounrəˈtrivəlrəˈtrēvəl

1The process of getting something back from somewhere.
the investigation was completed after the retrieval of plane wreckage
Example sentencesExamples
- It is hard to justify requiring companies to keep records of historical importance in a retrievable format when technological advances make retrieval increasingly difficult.
- The traditional notion is that nostalgia is the mental and emotional retrieval of an object lost in the past.
- The impact of her words, now beyond retrieval, spread out in slow motion to fill the moment.
- A reverse function makes easier retrieval of screws from tight boreholes.
- Today, we are inundated with so much data in so many formats, that, even though retrieval is theoretically easier, it can still be difficult to develop a truly useful project archive.
- Woody was involved in retrieval of a bag from a parked vehicle, for which he was paid £60.
- Some young women have begun to bank eggs cryogenically for future retrieval, when and if career and love-life timing come together.
- Finally, a response latency task for vocabulary production and recognition in Spanish suggested that attrition of Spanish is best characterized as difficulty in retrieval rather than total loss.
- This comic moment emphasizes Bergot's poverty and makes Lily's retrieval of the money more daunting.
- I filed the information away for later retrieval; in a time where my survival is everything, any little thing I had over another man was precious.
- A solid editorial team needs information architecture to know how to arrange information for later retrieval by the site visitor.
- While most systems are automatic, DeWeerdt notes that many retrieval or picking processes still include manual elements.
- Sara gazed up at the house in dazed wonder, not noticing Mr. Lake's retrieval of her valise from the carriage or his offer of hand to steady her step down to the sidewalk.
- Because of the state's retrieval of marginal and abandoned farm lands, particularly around urban areas, there was a well established network of nature areas after the war.
- If we remembered verbatim everything that people said to us, we would soon be swamped by a mass of words of such enormity that it would be hard to perform the simple acts of retrieval we constantly rely on our memories to deliver.
- Stuffing the other items back into the box for later retrieval, Ford opened the padded envelope.
- When the accumulated metal is recovered for industrial use, the process is called ‘phytomining,’ and it's already being done for nickel retrieval.
- He forced himself to concentrate solely on the proper execution of data retrieval, then the safe return of the first ever round trip probe.
- They must think that we've already made contact and are waiting for retrieval.
- Sediment had covered them to such a depth that retrieval was impossible.
Synonyms
regaining, repossession, getting back, recapture, reclamation, recouping, retaking, redemption
1. 1.1 The obtaining or consulting of material stored in a computer system.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Save project and job set information for quick retrieval when converting updated files.
  This is making the retrieval of the 400 or so emails that have built up while I was away rather problematic!
  A processor with more cache can store larger amounts of frequently accessed data close to the processor for fast retrieval.
  The only way to ensure that a tape can be read for retrieval is to perform a second pass on the tape after backup, using a verification routine, or to actually perform a sampling restore.
  Adoption of standard vocabulary in Web page titles could help library resources achieve higher rankings in search engine retrievals, such as those determined by the Google PageRank algorithm.
  A search engine optimizes the retrieval process by indexing.
  A library user is presented with an array of other online and CD-ROM products, some offering abstracts or full-text retrieval.
  Documents are bulk-processed and, then, loaded into a large online database for storage and retrieval.
  The energies of the faculty are focused on information related problems including the retrieval of digital images and the management and organization of digital information.
  These processes of storage and retrieval are the major focus of the dominant perspective in cognitive approaches to advertising, that of information processing.
  In essence, the cost of the disk-to-disk solution is attributable solely to the increased performance for data retrievals and does not replace any of the costs or the reliability associated with a traditional tape backup solution.
  Libraries facilitate this application by automating the retrieval of image files.
  In the current age of data warehousing, the timely processing and retrieval of vast amounts of data is vital to the decision-making process.
  The messaging feature allows group mailing lists to be established for e-mail retrieval and for selective information to be captured simply.
  Sensitive information often is stored on database servers and other storage facilities for later retrieval.
  But then, what if the spyware captures your keystrokes and stores them for later retrieval?
  One of the biggest bottlenecks is the memory subsystem responsible for data storage and retrieval.
  You can also create multiple pages, save them for later retrieval, and share them with friends via email.
  The advent of the internet, which made possible worldwide electronic retrieval of library catalogues, enabled folk tale researchers to locate titles and provide concrete listings of printed works.
  This can make later retrieval of the correct version of the most recent good file tedious and difficult.

单词	retrieval
释义	Definition of retrieval in English: retrieval noun rɪˈtriːvlrəˈtrivəl 1mass noun The process of getting something back from somewhere. the investigation was completed after the retrieval of plane wreckage Example sentencesExamples A reverse function makes easier retrieval of screws from tight boreholes. Finally, a response latency task for vocabulary production and recognition in Spanish suggested that attrition of Spanish is best characterized as difficulty in retrieval rather than total loss. Today, we are inundated with so much data in so many formats, that, even though retrieval is theoretically easier, it can still be difficult to develop a truly useful project archive. Some young women have begun to bank eggs cryogenically for future retrieval, when and if career and love-life timing come together. This comic moment emphasizes Bergot's poverty and makes Lily's retrieval of the money more daunting. I filed the information away for later retrieval; in a time where my survival is everything, any little thing I had over another man was precious. If we remembered verbatim everything that people said to us, we would soon be swamped by a mass of words of such enormity that it would be hard to perform the simple acts of retrieval we constantly rely on our memories to deliver. It is hard to justify requiring companies to keep records of historical importance in a retrievable format when technological advances make retrieval increasingly difficult. A solid editorial team needs information architecture to know how to arrange information for later retrieval by the site visitor. Woody was involved in retrieval of a bag from a parked vehicle, for which he was paid £60. The traditional notion is that nostalgia is the mental and emotional retrieval of an object lost in the past. Sara gazed up at the house in dazed wonder, not noticing Mr. Lake's retrieval of her valise from the carriage or his offer of hand to steady her step down to the sidewalk. Sediment had covered them to such a depth that retrieval was impossible. When the accumulated metal is recovered for industrial use, the process is called ‘phytomining,’ and it's already being done for nickel retrieval. While most systems are automatic, DeWeerdt notes that many retrieval or picking processes still include manual elements. He forced himself to concentrate solely on the proper execution of data retrieval, then the safe return of the first ever round trip probe. Because of the state's retrieval of marginal and abandoned farm lands, particularly around urban areas, there was a well established network of nature areas after the war. Stuffing the other items back into the box for later retrieval, Ford opened the padded envelope. They must think that we've already made contact and are waiting for retrieval. The impact of her words, now beyond retrieval, spread out in slow motion to fill the moment. Synonyms regaining, repossession, getting back, recapture, reclamation, recouping, retaking, redemption 2The action of obtaining or consulting material stored in a computer system. online information retrieval as modifier storage and retrieval systems Example sentencesExamples The energies of the faculty are focused on information related problems including the retrieval of digital images and the management and organization of digital information. But then, what if the spyware captures your keystrokes and stores them for later retrieval? A search engine optimizes the retrieval process by indexing. The only way to ensure that a tape can be read for retrieval is to perform a second pass on the tape after backup, using a verification routine, or to actually perform a sampling restore. Adoption of standard vocabulary in Web page titles could help library resources achieve higher rankings in search engine retrievals, such as those determined by the Google PageRank algorithm. Libraries facilitate this application by automating the retrieval of image files. In the current age of data warehousing, the timely processing and retrieval of vast amounts of data is vital to the decision-making process. Save project and job set information for quick retrieval when converting updated files. This is making the retrieval of the 400 or so emails that have built up while I was away rather problematic! Documents are bulk-processed and, then, loaded into a large online database for storage and retrieval. In essence, the cost of the disk-to-disk solution is attributable solely to the increased performance for data retrievals and does not replace any of the costs or the reliability associated with a traditional tape backup solution. You can also create multiple pages, save them for later retrieval, and share them with friends via email. Sensitive information often is stored on database servers and other storage facilities for later retrieval. The advent of the internet, which made possible worldwide electronic retrieval of library catalogues, enabled folk tale researchers to locate titles and provide concrete listings of printed works. The messaging feature allows group mailing lists to be established for e-mail retrieval and for selective information to be captured simply. These processes of storage and retrieval are the major focus of the dominant perspective in cognitive approaches to advertising, that of information processing. This can make later retrieval of the correct version of the most recent good file tedious and difficult. One of the biggest bottlenecks is the memory subsystem responsible for data storage and retrieval. A processor with more cache can store larger amounts of frequently accessed data close to the processor for fast retrieval. A library user is presented with an array of other online and CD-ROM products, some offering abstracts or full-text retrieval. Rhymes coeval, evil, Khedival, medieval, primeval, shrieval, upheaval Definition of retrieval in US English: retrieval nounrəˈtrivəlrəˈtrēvəl 1The process of getting something back from somewhere. the investigation was completed after the retrieval of plane wreckage Example sentencesExamples It is hard to justify requiring companies to keep records of historical importance in a retrievable format when technological advances make retrieval increasingly difficult. The traditional notion is that nostalgia is the mental and emotional retrieval of an object lost in the past. The impact of her words, now beyond retrieval, spread out in slow motion to fill the moment. A reverse function makes easier retrieval of screws from tight boreholes. Today, we are inundated with so much data in so many formats, that, even though retrieval is theoretically easier, it can still be difficult to develop a truly useful project archive. Woody was involved in retrieval of a bag from a parked vehicle, for which he was paid £60. Some young women have begun to bank eggs cryogenically for future retrieval, when and if career and love-life timing come together. Finally, a response latency task for vocabulary production and recognition in Spanish suggested that attrition of Spanish is best characterized as difficulty in retrieval rather than total loss. This comic moment emphasizes Bergot's poverty and makes Lily's retrieval of the money more daunting. I filed the information away for later retrieval; in a time where my survival is everything, any little thing I had over another man was precious. A solid editorial team needs information architecture to know how to arrange information for later retrieval by the site visitor. While most systems are automatic, DeWeerdt notes that many retrieval or picking processes still include manual elements. Sara gazed up at the house in dazed wonder, not noticing Mr. Lake's retrieval of her valise from the carriage or his offer of hand to steady her step down to the sidewalk. Because of the state's retrieval of marginal and abandoned farm lands, particularly around urban areas, there was a well established network of nature areas after the war. If we remembered verbatim everything that people said to us, we would soon be swamped by a mass of words of such enormity that it would be hard to perform the simple acts of retrieval we constantly rely on our memories to deliver. Stuffing the other items back into the box for later retrieval, Ford opened the padded envelope. When the accumulated metal is recovered for industrial use, the process is called ‘phytomining,’ and it's already being done for nickel retrieval. He forced himself to concentrate solely on the proper execution of data retrieval, then the safe return of the first ever round trip probe. They must think that we've already made contact and are waiting for retrieval. Sediment had covered them to such a depth that retrieval was impossible. Synonyms regaining, repossession, getting back, recapture, reclamation, recouping, retaking, redemption 1.1 The obtaining or consulting of material stored in a computer system. Example sentencesExamples Save project and job set information for quick retrieval when converting updated files. This is making the retrieval of the 400 or so emails that have built up while I was away rather problematic! A processor with more cache can store larger amounts of frequently accessed data close to the processor for fast retrieval. The only way to ensure that a tape can be read for retrieval is to perform a second pass on the tape after backup, using a verification routine, or to actually perform a sampling restore. Adoption of standard vocabulary in Web page titles could help library resources achieve higher rankings in search engine retrievals, such as those determined by the Google PageRank algorithm. A search engine optimizes the retrieval process by indexing. A library user is presented with an array of other online and CD-ROM products, some offering abstracts or full-text retrieval. Documents are bulk-processed and, then, loaded into a large online database for storage and retrieval. The energies of the faculty are focused on information related problems including the retrieval of digital images and the management and organization of digital information. These processes of storage and retrieval are the major focus of the dominant perspective in cognitive approaches to advertising, that of information processing. In essence, the cost of the disk-to-disk solution is attributable solely to the increased performance for data retrievals and does not replace any of the costs or the reliability associated with a traditional tape backup solution. Libraries facilitate this application by automating the retrieval of image files. In the current age of data warehousing, the timely processing and retrieval of vast amounts of data is vital to the decision-making process. The messaging feature allows group mailing lists to be established for e-mail retrieval and for selective information to be captured simply. Sensitive information often is stored on database servers and other storage facilities for later retrieval. But then, what if the spyware captures your keystrokes and stores them for later retrieval? One of the biggest bottlenecks is the memory subsystem responsible for data storage and retrieval. You can also create multiple pages, save them for later retrieval, and share them with friends via email. The advent of the internet, which made possible worldwide electronic retrieval of library catalogues, enabled folk tale researchers to locate titles and provide concrete listings of printed works. This can make later retrieval of the correct version of the most recent good file tedious and difficult.
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