- system. A do****ent (or
information object) has high
retrievability if
there are many
queries which retrieve the do****ent via the
search engine, and the do****ent...
- of
blind retrieves in the
field are made
within 30-80
yards of the gun, but a good retriever/handler team can
perform precise blind retrieves out to 100+...
-
RETRIEVE is a
database management system (DBMS)
offered on Tymshare's
systems starting in
August 1971. It was
written in Tymshare's own
SUPER FORTRAN on...
- that
specifies its
location on a
computer network and a
mechanism for
retrieving it. A URL is a
specific type of
Uniform Resource Identifier (URI), although...
- When a user
requests a web page from a
particular website, the
browser retrieves its
files from a web
server and then
displays the page on the user's screen...
-
retrieval in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Retrieval may
refer to:
RETRIEVE,
Tymshare database that
inspired dBASE and
others Data
retrieval Do****ent...
-
October 12, 2013.
Retrieved August 19, 2011.
Specific "Significant Dates". Masters.
Archived from the
original on
April 16, 2008.
Retrieved April 21, 2008...
- Search/
Retrieve Web
service (SRW) is a web
service for
search and retrieval. SRW
provides a SOAP
interface to queries, to
augment the URL
interface provided...
- "A
Retrieved Reformation" The
Cosmopolitan Magazine,
April 1903 00:17:45
Problems playing this file? See
media help. "A
Retrieved Reformation" is a short...
-
transaction retrieves a row that has been
updated by
another transaction that is not yet committed. In this example,
transaction 1
retrieves the row with...
