Sentence examples for extract fines from inspiring English sources

But the state has failed, so far, to extract fines from him or to stop his performances.

The developed terminology and the proposed information extraction system allow to extract fine-grained information from German semi-structured transthoracic echocardiography reports with very high precision and high recall on the majority of documents at the University Hospital of Würzburg.

Nance is, in effect, cooking his emotions, trying to extract finer feelings and more nuanced, more complex, more enduring sensations without denaturing them.

There is a lack of information on the development of techniques to extract fine scale drain data from peatlands.

Recursive NNs (RecNNs), proposed by [23], construct neural networks on the basis of parse trees and are able to extract fine-grained information of sentences.

However, OBIA has been used to extract fine scale linear features such as roads, power line tracks and informal walking trails.

However, as high resolution satellite data becomes increasingly available and software is developed to semi-automatically and automatically extract fine scale features, new insights into the carbon dynamics of natural ecosystems can be expected.

The OBIA method used in this study shows that it is possible to accurately extract fine scale features such as peatland drains over large areas, producing cost-effective maps.

Acid ammonium oxalate is used to extract fine-grained, poorly crystalline iron oxides which may be assumed to be the most labile.

We suggest that the ventral processing stream may play a critical role in enabling healthy observers to extract fine depth information from relative disparities within one surface or between surfaces located in different parts of the visual field.

In order to extract fine grained subsets of data, users are required to download complete or partial database entries and write scripts for parsing and extraction.