Sentence examples for extracted during a from inspiring English sources

Guts and offal extracted during a process called evisceration are piling up to form a gory heap of high-risk material.

And why does he do this during the Tour of California?" Possibly the most dramatic allegation is Landis's account of how he had two half-litre units of blood extracted during a three-week interval before the Tour de France in 2003, carried out in Armstrong's apartment.

The relevant parameters are extracted during a simulation process.

Firstly, extra information is extracted during a coder step using the knowledge about the distribution of the estimation error resulting from a classic (not informed) analysis.

The government will immediately introduce regulations shortening water-taking permits to five years from ten, and new mandatory reductions in the amount of water that can be extracted during a drought.

The purpose of this study was to investigate the relationship between consciousness and depth of processing by examining whether semantic information is extracted during a period of attenuated awareness known as the attentional blink [1].

Inside was a cardboard toilet roll with a dead tapeworm over 1.6 metres in length wrapped around it, freshly extracted during an episode of bloody diarrhoea.

In addition, it was found that direction-related information could be extracted from both low and high frequency sub-bands of the LFP signal [13], [15], [17], and that direction information may even be extracted during an instructed-delay period [13].

Following the user input of a query keyword, a partial search is done through information extracted during an off-line process from six websites that do not hold search engines.

It begins in Africa where a dentist would pay miners to smuggle diamonds in their mouths which he would extract during a routine appointment.

To determine whether the GFP-CENP-A was mislocalized or being extracted during fixation, a similar experiment was performed to observe the GFP-CENP-A signal in live cells using confocal microscopy (Figure 1, D E).