Sentence examples for extract tight from inspiring English sources

Since the synthesis procedure results in monotonic memory addressing functions, we can extract tight worst-case execution (WCET) bounds that are useful in system analysis.

Pull tight.

The reaction was started by addition of protein extract using a gas-tight syringe.

Transfer the lipid extract using a gas-tight glass syringe into a clean glass insert within an amber glass vial and tightly seal.

First, a technological advancement in hydraulic fracturing — or "fracing," pronounced "frakking" — allowed natural gas to be extracted from very tight rock.

The researchers found that, since 1900, more than 2 million wells have been drilled, and most of that has happened in two spurts—one beginning in the mid-1970s withethe OPEC oil embargo, and the other beginning in 2000 with the advent of directional drilling, hydraulic fracturing, and other techniques that make it easier to extract oil and gas from tight rock formations.

In addition, AG extract promotes the expression of tight junction molecules such as ZO-1 and occluding in ischemic brain.

If instead we assume a separate distribution for boundary probes, we can learn much tighter distributions and extract more information from the observed values.

The analogy to brain connectivity is tight: we wish to extract information from sentences akin to 'brain region A connects to brain region B'.

Conventional core analyses tend to generate inconsistent petrophysical estimates when the physical measurements are performed on different core samples extracted from ultra-tight formations.

We show that we can extract performance guarantees which are significantly tighter than the absolute worst-case SDRAM performance.