Sentence examples for cleanly extracted from inspiring English sources
The lower mass cyclics (x = 2 5) were cleanly extracted and then characterized.
It most often requires teams of programmers deciphering system code and writing pathways to cleanly extract data about transactions revealing everything from product ordering and distribution flow to consumer preferences.
The sources themselves are far enough apart that their spectra can be extracted cleanly.
Paul Leyland at Investec Securities said: We reiterate our concern that Turkey will be difficult (if not impossible) to extract cleanly to Ladbrokes's satisfaction.
During the dissection, Dufour's glands were cleanly separated from the sting apparatus and extracted in 50 µl pentane containing 1 µg eicosane as internal standard.
However, even in areas where the ground is colder than room temperature, heat can often be extracted with a geothermal heat pump more cost-effectively and cleanly than by conventional furnaces.
Food can be turned into biogas (a renewable energy resource); more pure gold can be extracted from a tonne of electrical waste than from a tonne of unprocessed gold ore; and whatever remains can be burnt cleanly to power turbines and generate electricity.
Alice describes the sex as "like playing Operation as if his nose would flash and his circuitry buzz if she failed to extract his Funny Bone cleanly".
Explorers reported that the scars were created by an unknown organism that they called the "DWB" or "demon whale biter," which cleanly removed hemispheric chunks of blubber as though extracting them with a razor-sharp scoop.
At ENN's research campus in Langfang, an hour's drive from Beijing, scientists are testing microalgae to clean up the back-end of a uniquely integrated process to extract and use coal more efficiently and cleanly than is possible today.
"If an organization is able to cleanly organize their data, then they often are unable to extract real business value from the data due to a lack of expertise and easy to use tools," Smith adds.
