Sentences with phrase «to retrieve something»

While he might not be able to do it legally, that knowledge won't retrieve them from the city dump.

The driver is even able to save his favourite set - up and subsequently retrieve it at any time simply by pressing the M Drive button on the steering wheel.

Once you know where the device is, you can attempt to retrieve it by searching the vicinity or notify the authorities.

They thus allow you to store all the items you require and to retrieve them when you need them.

His naps are getting cut short because he's waking up to «go» and he gets upset if I don't retrieve him in time to make to the bathroom.

This way they can go in and retrieve them in a couple of weeks.

If the client has successfully saved a quote, he or she can retrieve it for at least six months.

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

Employees fill the orders right away and place the items into a locker, where the customer can then retrieve them using a bar code.

This will essentially let you upload them to a secure folder on the internet and wirelessly retrieve them on either device.

So keep copies in more than one location where you can easily retrieve them.

Chrome has a file system, and programs can store data and retrieve it as needed.

Instead, you gain a negligible amount, and the rest are dropped in a supply cache that you have to go retrieve yourself.

Toss the dummy only a few feet out into shallow water, where he can retrieve it without having to swim.

This is fine, because usually I can slip in and retrieve him before his brother wakes up.

If you get shot once, you'll lose the 3 - spread shot but can retrieve it again from a special pod.

Technically you can face the boss without being the beast form if you fail to retrieve it after a few cycles, but fighting the boss as a human is a very suicidal idea.

If they are unable to do so they're well equipped to deal with the prey on their own terms and retrieve it back on the surface.

NOTE: If you paid less than $ 600 in interest, you will not receive the information by mail, but you can retrieve it through your online account.

It is the job of the dog to find whatever game is in the area you are hunting, point that game, and then find and retrieve it if you shoot it.

Sleep is critical for the formation and consolidation of memories — and for your ability to retrieve them while you're awake.

It's also worth mentioning that anyone can pick up these tokens, so if you see one, retrieve it quickly!

This enables students to track the balloon in real time, and also to locate and retrieve it upon landing.

Using these cues, students are able to accumulate new information and retrieve it more effectively.

Now convert your book to epub once more (your original file will be kept, so you can always retrieve it).

During such situations, they need help and guidance, the guidance of a trained therapist can retrieve them out of their distressing past and allow them to live a balanced and peaceful life.

Any dog worth his salt will want to retrieve it immediately, but letting him break early is a bad idea.

You can however retrieve them, but you will need to claw your way back to that spot.

Also, please do not dump garden waste down by the lower garden because there is no easy way to retrieve it from there at this time of year.

You can retrieve them by returning to where you died.

We placed those precious things in a secret storage unit, hoping to retrieve them when it was safe.

When staff do leave something behind, they receive a ticket to let them know it's safe and they can retrieve it at the lost and found.

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

If they don't reach out, they lose the match and can not retrieve it.

Later when you wish to get it back either on your e-reader or on your PC, you can easily retrieve it and that too without paying any money.

Unfortunately the powers are all taken away and it is your job to go retrieve them and use them to help your character bring peace to the world once more.

I've already featured many of those segments here on the 2020 Publishing blog but now you'll be able to retrieve them in a more convenient manner.

If your baby is especially curious, you might feel better bringing your own electrical outlet covers — just don't forget to retrieve them before you check out.

Previously, if you missed a notification, there was no way to retrieve it on the watch — frustrating.

Of course, first there is the small matter of retrieving it from whoever makes the historic catch.

But retrieving it now on a reflective level will give us the needed base for understanding our physical universe.

Drop the truffles into the melted chocolate and retrieve them with a fork, allowing any excess chocolate to drip off.

If the memories are encoded in non-overlapping populations of neurons, the hippocampus stores them separately and retrieves them only when appropriate.

If a student has forgotten the password for the Google Classroom account, the student can retrieve it using Google's lost password tool.

DO N'T drop anything or you'll have a really hard time retrieving it.

For example, if you post an email to your spouse with a banking password, anybody who monitors your connection (or gets into your account) can instantly retrieve it and gain access to your financial accounts.

I hired a company to come retrieve me from the airport and to have a lei greeting when I arrived.

When a memory is formed it is consolidated, but each time it's retrieved it becomes unstable again.