retrievability

The formats of data creation are not at issue, simply the retrievability.

Or isn't that retrievability word going to be in the manual when we put this ship on the line?

Whatever decision we take now, reversibility and retrievability are therefore required.

How knowledge is structured can also be expected to influence its retrievability and usability.

Retrievability can be considered as one aspect of Findability.

If a Union armscomper gets your numbers you have zero retrievability, colonel, that's my point.

The first step in the process is to revise the format so as to enhance the retrievability of the information for the users.

Various devices such as mnemonics can be used to improve retrievability and accelerate training.

As well, while readability can be maintained this way, retrievability and intelligibility may not.

E-mail combines the intimacy of the telephone with the infinite retrievability of a letter.

Language recognition depends somewhat on the retrievability of meaning, but the extent of this dependence is unknown.

The repository will not require monitoring after closure. The Government decided, however, that retrievability was a prerequisite.

Only through effective, proactive information management will we ensure the availability, retrievability, reliability and authenticity of information over time.

This suggestion is not implausible but it remains to specify the mechanism by which the content of a memory might act to determine its retrievability.

It also provides for continuous monitoring throughout implementation and for retrievability for an extended period.

Monitorability and retrievability make the oceans an inappropriate option for disposal, leaving aside the risk of harm to marine life.

It has initiated discussions on a common approach to issues such as retrievability, the benefit of underground laboratories, stepwise decision-making etc.

Retrievability is the capacity of specific information ("identifiable records or parts of records") to be retrieved.

One common goal is to establish strategies and associated procedures that allow long-term monitoring, with the possibility of reversibility and retrievability.

Roediger explains this effect in terms of enhanced retrievability, claiming that testing provides practice at retrieving memories, making the memory itself stronger.

Any documentation of conservation treatments is also stored in the object's permanent file for ease of accessibility and retrievability.

As a result of the research, all data fields will be tagged to increase retrievability, as well as to enhance display and printing capabilities.

"Ensuring the retrievability of records requires the funcitonalities of the original operating system or device driver - which are also likely to become obsolete."

A migration strategy should be developed to prevent technological obsolescence and ensure ongoing accessibility, retrievability and intelligibility as hardware and software changes occur.

Bit 6 The threadedness and retrievability process sorts and juxtaposes messages with mutual reference and relevance into interactional streams known as 'threads'.