Sentence examples for capable of extracting from from inspiring English sources

Finally, although acetone is not considered a good solvent for NR, it was found to be capable of extracting from the graft copolymers relatively large quantities of material containing the cis-1,4-polyisoprene structure.

"The police are capable of extracting confessions from the culprits.

Nematodes are now capable of extracting Moco from their bacterial diet to mediate detoxification of sulfite.

CO2 under supercritical (SC) conditions is a powerful solvent capable of extracting hydrocarbons from crude oil.

His character is the kind of tough-as-nails bloke capable of extracting information from suspects by strapping them into a convertible then operating an excavator to dump gunk on their face.

The results of this study indicated the possibility of using computer aided design for rational selection of functional monomers and solvents for preparation of the MIPs capable of extracting allopurinol from human plasma.

The rover will incorporate a drill that is capable of extracting cores from depths of up to 2 m, a Sample Preparation and Distribution System (SPDS) that will crush the core into small grains and a suite of analytical instruments.

Energy Harvesting - Wireless Sensor Networks (EH-WSNs) constitute systems of networked sensing nodes that are capable of extracting energy from the environment and that use the harvested energy to operate in a sustainable state.

In this paper, a neural network based feature recognition approach which is capable of extracting information from design database is proposed to automate the integration of the design and applications following design.

This has created a pressing need for a suitable executive information system (EIS) that is capable of extracting data from internal and external data sources and providing data analysis on demand for business executives.

Our objective was to develop a low-technology drill-borer capable of extracting cores from the Borneo Ironwood (Eusideroxylon zwageri Teijsm and Binn) of a suitable diameter for carrying out stable isotopic analysis and radiocarbon analysis (necessary for chronology development in non-annual ring forming trees).