Sentence examples for be extracted only through from inspiring English sources

I am not suggesting that the right can be extracted only through overeager interpretations of ECJ decisions.

Therefore, these novel composites act like directional light fountains, i.e., the light confined underneath the surface of the photonic crystal can be extracted only through the specially designed semiconductor nanotips.

She said 80% of the oil sands was deep underground and can be extracted only through a drilling process.

The used casting assembly was designed in such way that the heat was extracted only through the water-cooled system at the bottom of the casting.

The experiments have been carried out by using a casting assembly, which was designed in such way that the heat was extracted only through the water-cooled system at the casting bottom, promoting vertical upward directional solidification.

The results of our research highlights, the fact that the organic solvent extracts exhibited greater antimicrobial activity because the antimicrobial principles were either polar or non-polar and they were extracted only through the organic solvent medium [ 63, 64].

The loosely bound TAZ fraction extracted through two sonications accounted for 85±5%% of the total TAZ, while the strongly bound TAZ was extracted only with an exhaustive Soxhlet extraction and corresponded to the remaining 15±5%%.

Both energy sources, however, can only be extracted through a process known as hydraulic fracturing ("hydro-fracking," or just plain "fracking") that uses powerful jets of water in massive quantities to shatter underground shale formations, creating fissures through which the hydrocarbons can escape.

The results demonstrate that the elastic strain component can only be extracted through numerical simulations where the dissipative mechanisms are "artificially" prohibited, which relegates the strain decomposition to an abstract concept.

What's more, it is to be extracted through joint ventures in which the government holds only a 60% stake.

Help has to be extracted through cap-in-hand pleas to heads of department.