(The leg, still floating around in the bottle, would be extracted later and glued back on).
In an ideal storage system, all the energy put in can be extracted later.
Incidentally, in 1948 the price for 25 pounds of wet wash was $1.60, picked up soiled at 6 a.m. and delivered clean and extracted later the same day.
These sensors have to be extracted later, but a new design dissolves after its job is done, The Atlantic reports.
Metals have been critical to the progress of society for thousands of years ranging from those at the roots of our civilisation, such as copper, gold, silver, tin, lead, and iron, to those extracted later during industrial developments, such as aluminium, zinc, nickel, tungsten, platinum, and, more recently, rare earths.
Coley systematically applied Streptococcus pyogenes extracts – later called 'Coley's toxin' – to cancer patients and achieved a remarkable rate of regressions.
The gallery there was balking at giving Matelli an additional eight thousand dollars to finish the work, so Koenig had offered to put up the money, hoping to extract recompense later.
As a nod to my mother's almond danish, I also whisked in a few drops of almond extract (and, later, just before baking, sprinkled chopped toasted almonds over the top, for a little crunch).
To enhance the guide RNA stability in cell extract and later in vivo, we generated EL3'-11 RNA with an inverted deoxythymidine (dT) at the 3'-end.
The appropriate amount of this stock solution was then mixed with 2× Dulbecco's Modified Eagle Medium (DMEM) and double distilled water to prepare a 1× DMEM medium with the designated dosages of MAK extract for later usage.
