He said: "Your job is to, from the evidence, extract the facts and circumstances surrounding Mr Mills' death".
Some of that narrative may be true, but a lot of it is Camelot, and extracting the facts without damaging the myth is a delicate business.
This is not only a case of exegesis -- extracting the facts from the texts -- but eisegesis, "looking into" how and why the church, makes divine pronouncements in spite of the contrary facts that may emerge.
We, and others – perhaps you? – are using these tools to review each document, decide whether it contains interesting information, and extract the key facts.
Children who were asked to produce these hand movements during a math lesson were able to extract the grouping strategy despite the fact that they were never explicitly told what the movements represented.
Read that, in 2008, 1% of all taxpayers had these earnings of: Read that, in 2008, 1% of all taxpayers had these earnings of: Extract the facts for 2008 relating that: the lower 50% of income earners shouldered just 2.7% of the Federal income tax burden.
Under these conditions, the seller can, in fact, extract the first best surplus almost fully.
Initial reports suggested that the NSA did in fact extract the data via special equipment they had installed on the companies' computers which acted as a "back door".
Wavii, for those unfamiliar, uses machine learning and natural language processing to crawl the web, automatically extracting the salient facts out of news stories across a number of categories (think technology, politics, entertainment, business, etc).
Note that none of the low-resolution frames are exactly identical; they are all different, and thus, the algorithm leverages on this fact to extract the details from each low-resolution frame and combine them to form a single high-resolution frame.
