Sentence examples for extract experiences from inspiring English sources
Designers can extract experiences from past cases to (1) calculate the recyclability rate of a designed product, (2) determine the possibility of recycling end-of-life (EOL) products, and (3) finalise a recycling plan for EOL products when including a new product in a recycling and treatment system.
Even in ordinary life, the images we extract from experience are subject to metamorphosis.
Is there no such thing as general moral knowledge that one can extract from experience and bring to bear on a new case?
This indicates that candidal cells grown in the presence of the extract could experience environmental stress, which could influence its ability to use nutrients efficiently and disrupt their normal biological functions [ 19].
Scripts are related to the concept of schema, i.e. 'abstract cognitive representations of organised prior knowledge, extracted from experiences with specific instances' (Fiske and Linville 1980).
For the qualitative part of this article, we extracted personal experiences of intimate partner sexual aggression reported by abused Chinese women in individual in-depth interviews.
All too often we are unclear about what we require students to extract from their experiences – and this needs to change.
Representations require a symbolic read write memory that carries information extracted from experience forward in time in a computationally accessible form.
There is a great variability in the measured PM I/O ratios in particular cases, but in general, some rules of thumb can be extracted from experience.
If there's anything to extract from the experience beside Refn's amusement at his own staging of violence, it's the notion of duplicity: the poker face as the key to success, and the suggestion that anyone who makes it in any walk of life, legit or not, does so as a real cool killer.
Clinicians' confidence in assessing whether antibiotics were appropriate or not appeared to be related to clinicians' own knowledge and experience (extract 10), with clinicians reporting increased confidence as they saw more patients over time with similar symptoms (extract 11).
