retrieval

IPA: rɪtrˈivʌɫ

the act of retrieving or something retrieved
(computing) the operation of accessing data, either from memory or from a storage device
the cognitive process of bringing stored information into consciousness

Examples of "retrieval" in Sentences

That would give the time of retrieval.
Is it the retrieval date or the publish date
Is it the retrieval date, the published date
As already noted, egg retrieval is expensive and invasive.
It is involved in the retrieval and research of alien technology.
The dilemma of the subjective in information organization and retrieval.
Does not require caching the search results other than the title retrieval information.
Working memory, which allows for short-term retrieval and storage of information, is closely related to the kind of mental control used in mindfulness.
During the word retrieval / scene encoding phase, participants perform an old / new word recognition task including words presented at the word encoding phase intermixed with new words.
While information retrieval is still exceedingly important, the infrastructure has blown the doors off of write-access, turning the Web into the Peer to Peer network that it was invented to be.
Preceding the word retrieval / scene encoding phase, participants were presented in the scanner with a "localizer" task involving passive viewing of either 80 spatial scenes, 80 four-letter words, or a fixation cross.
Not that I don't think information retrieval is an important skill that every child should have, but my fiction circulates SO much more than nonfiction -- even those that are curricular based nonfiction titles do not always get taken out.