Sentence examples for be simply extracted from from inspiring English sources
It is shown that the key quantity for extreme response prediction is the mean upcrossing rate function, which can be simply extracted from simulated response time histories.
The closure components can be simply extracted from experimentally measured values of the remote ΔK using standard data on mechanical properties and microstructure.
The MMSE estimate z t, i k corresponding to antenna t and channel use i after k transmission can be simply extracted from z k)as z t, i k = e t, i H z k, with e t, i denotes the (N T i + t th vector of the canonical basis.
The LLS-I location estimate of the agent is simply extracted from the first and second entries of ( {widehat{boldsymbol{Lambda}}}_{mathrm{LLS}} ), that is {widehat{mathbf{p}}}_{mathrm{LLS}-mathrm{I}}={left[{left[{widehat{boldsymbol{Lambda}}}_{mathrm{LLS}}right]}_1;{left[{widehat{boldsymbol{Lambda}}}_{mathrm{LLS}}right]}_2right]}^T (12).
There was a time when most medicinal compounds were simply extracted from plants, but now, plant molecular biology produces valuable recombinant pharmaceutical molecules, including enzymes, vaccines, and antibodies [1] [9].
For Figure 1C, the polypeptide backbone is simply extracted from the model in Figure 1B (the structure of mjS2P) and the amino acid residues of the corresponding region of RseP are assigned on the model.
Studies were excluded if: 1) their sample was not independent from that investigated in another study (see below for criteria on which one was included), 2) they were reports on suicide in one specific diagnostic category and 3) if diagnoses were simply extracted from medical records without review of multiple sources of information.
One of the most remarkable processes in the kitchen is the preparation of a stock; initially flavor molecules are simply extracted from the basic ingredients (meat, vegetables, etc). in water (or sometimes in wine), but something quite remarkable happens as the liquid is kept simmering: the flavor changes and apparently new flavors develop.
In 2011, Ed Miliband tried to differentiate businesses that were creating value in the economy from those that were simply extracting value.
He said that isolated DNA should not be patentable "because it is simply native DNA extracted from the body".
