Sentences with phrase «retrieve later»

Uniquely labeled files are easy to remember and (more importantly) easy to retrieve later on amongst a sea of «MyEngineeringRez.doc» files.

In some cases, the security guard is allowed to stow away weapons for visitors and retrieve it later when they want to leave the premises.

They store information and retrieve it later concerning your computer preferences.

You can easily leave some of your belongings in lockers to retrieve later in the day.

I'd retrieve it later that afternoon from the bank after several calls and plenty of «uh-oh» thoughts.

Unless you make the effort to give her positive reinforcement for fetching toys when you play with her alone, you might find it difficult to get her to retrieve later on in her training.

Like all computers data is saved and can be retrieve a later date.Take your engines computer (ECM) for example.

One needed step is called memory consolidation, when the newly created memory is set, so you can retrieve it later on.

Employees often steal merchandise by concealing it in the outgoing trash and then retrieving it later from the outside trashcan or dumpster.

ONCE THE SERVICES ARE CANCELLED OR SUSPENDED, ANY DATA YOU HAVE STORED ON MOMSTEAM»S SYSTEMS MAY NOT BE RETRIEVED LATER.

Proponents argue that the small, tamper - proof cameras will lead to fewer violent encounters between police officers and citizens because everyone knows that their speech and actions can be retrieved later.

The following rates are updated automatically by a program that retrieves the latest appropriate Treasury bill auction data from the US Treasury web site.

The teen left it behind with lots of food - in hopes the spider could be retrieved later.

Though we leave a massive digital data trail in our day - to - day lives, the big risk is assembling more of it in one place where it can be analyzed or retrieved later.

Windows File History not only backs up your data files, it also backs up many versions of your data files and makes it very easy to retrieve the latest version and multiple earlier versions.

The Bank is a recurring location in Dragon Quest games where a player can store amounts of gold to be retrieved later.

The new Pocket Real Estate Wireless will enable users of wireless Web - enabled handhelds and cell phones to retrieve the latest MLS information anywhere, any time, as they need it.

Not exact matches

The discount retailer said on Tuesday that shoppers would be able to order an item on walmart.com as late as 6 p.m. on December 23 and retrieve it at the Walmart Supercenter of their choice anytime on Christmas Eve.

EverNote uses optical character recognition to parse text from an image and store it so it can be retrieved at a later date.

But by the late «30s Auden began to experience a general loss of trust in his secular prophets, and he slowly came to retrieve and to deepen his childhood appreciation for Anglican Christianity.

His body was discovered and retrieved from the river three days later.

Later, when the rinds are ready to use, be sure use a clean fork or tongs — not your fingers — to retrieve wedges from the jar.

A cookie is a small data text file, which a Web site stores on your computer's hard drive (if your Web browser permits) that can later be retrieved to identify you to us.

This would be my first attempt at canning, which resulted in me first burning myself after plunking a mason jar into my boiling water bath, and later cutting myself badly after attempting to retrieve the broken mason jar.

Weekends will assume a deeper meaning, and thoughts of summer holidays and World Cups in far flung lands, will fade hazily into the memory banks, perhaps retrieved and discussed at some later date, when other matters appear less pressing.

, Ali had to decide which items were necessities to retrieve back, and which items could wait until later.

Stripped of literally all of her and her husband's belongings, Ali had to decide which items were necessities to retrieve back, and which items could wait until later.

Once the baby was born, Mary let the intended parents take her home, but later went to retrieve her.

A cashier at Dick's Sporting Goods at Orland Park Place discovered too late that a customer who paid for a $ 3.99 purchase with a $ 100 bill had managed to retrieve that bill before accepting his change and leaving the store on April 1.

Though the chaos diminished after the agitator was thrown into the frigid winter night — her smashed iPhone later retrieved from the corner of the room — crowd members continued to add rambunctious commentary to the evening.

In his latest epistle written to the media, he accused the governing National Democratic Congress (NDC) of showing a lack of will to retrieve the money from Woyome.

He was initially left behind during the evacuation and his body was retrieved nearly two days later.

«The Headquarters 2 Brigade Nigerian Army also supported the family by linking them up with youth leaders that assisted in identifying and retrieving the corpse of the late pastor.

He narrated further that the assailants later regrouped and attacked other ACN supporters who returned to the campaign venue to retrieve the rugs and sound system used for the rally.

Users simply collect a blood sample from a patient, feed it into the device, and retrieve any purified tumor cells a few hours later.

These memories seem to remain intact later in life, although how they are retrieved is a mystery.

The bugs were still alive when Apollo 12 astronauts retrieved the probe's camera two and a half years later.

Out of the latest batch of proposals, one — a mission called MoonRise aimed at retrieving samples from Earth's moon — achieved coveted «finalist» status in the previous two New Frontiers selections, only to be passed over two and now three times.

This latest one is the first to be retrieved intact, hauled up in a trawling net.

«If we want to be able to retrieve a memory later, you want to build a rich web.

So researchers made 2900 dummy caterpillars (pictured) that 40 colleagues placed at 31 sites at different latitudes and elevations and then retrieved 4 to 18 days later.

«Late one evening, I returned to retrieve a peanut - buttered slice of bread I'd left briefly in the kitchen and discovered a deer mouse sampling it.

The researchers later replayed the sounds, forcing the rats to retrieve the memories.

By longitudinal analysis blood samples retrieved from persons who have received the Ebola vaccine, the researchers could show that a group of cytokines measured in plasma within seven days of the vaccine injection correlates with antibody responses developed six months later.

Furthermore, the hippocampus — a key structure involved in memory — activated at the end of high - level chunks during movie viewing, and the strength of this hippocampal activity during perception predicted how strongly that chunk was later retrieved.

The tags, which can be permanently attached or set to be released and retrieved by scientists later, transmit data in real time or store information on a memory card.

About an hour later — timing isn't critical, and the eggs can stay in the oven for hours or even overnight — he retrieves the first egg and carefully shells it.

Chao Lu took longest to retrieve initial images, which cued recall of later images.

Learning and memory are generally thought to be composed of three major steps: encoding events into the brain network, storing the encoded information, and later retrieving it for recall.

Five years later, they retrieved the bundles and McClain painstakingly picked out every animal that had colonized the logs.