Sentence examples for example extract from inspiring English sources

How can businesses, for example, extract the knowledge value from a pair of socks, a home mortgage, an electric bill, or a foreign exchange credit?

Clients could, for example, extract information posted on social networks and use that to display where a contact is currently located.

The share of students lacking even basic high school reading skills — meaning they could not, for example, extract data about train fares at different times of day from a brochure — rose to 27 from 20percentt in 1992.

Table 3 contains an indicator description of each category along with an example extract.

But it does offer a little automated help with parsing wordy tenancy agreements to, for example, extract salient details such as fees in an effort to empower a downtrodden section of society.

An example extract of such a set can be found in Section 4. In general, some hundreds of these elements are usually adequate to compose many kinds of embedded real-time systems.

One of my clients, for example, extracts information on research projects and postgraduate supervision directly from central records systems.

Google's e-mail service, Gmail, for example, extracts mentions of dates and times from e-mails and offers to move them to a calendar.

The contractile vacuole of protozoans, for example, extracts fluid wastes from the cell and eliminates them from the organism, as does the kidney in larger organisms.

The following example extracts the Bass line of a Bach chorale in 3/4 and, after repartitioning the beat and accent attributes, applies accents to reflect a meter of 6/8.

To clarify the notion of stub, we present below an example extracted from[20].