Sentence examples for extracting out of from inspiring English sources

Harvard, he says, "is a magnificent vehicle for extracting out of the global economy those people who are destined to be great business leaders and motivated and smart".

Ion mapping can be performed by combining SICM with the ISE nanopipettes developed by us, this technique will elucidate the dynamics of ion channels in cells by the real-time observation of targeted ions infusing in and extracting out of the ion channels.

(b) The extracted out-of-phase components of x t) and y(t).

(iii) For the one subject (Uék) who received the No-Food condition, we also looked at whether she probed the (empty) food tube and/or extracted out-of-reach tools.

Repetition of the LLE showed that after two extractions, over 99.9% of the phthalate was extracted out of the sample (Figure 3).

Why these features were extracted out of millions of other features, however, remains an unanswerable question".

They made an extract out of the seized material, and it turned out to be contaminated with tung oil.

Swales had not, in fact, been extracted out of Maine Road; he still owned 10% of the club.

He said Ms. Jones's testimony before a federal grand jury had been "extracted out of context" and "magnified out of proportion" by prosecutors.

It's going to be a huge infusion of dollars staying in the economy as opposed to just being extracted out of it".

ICE stated: "Moving towards a more digitalised economy will enable maximum capacity to be extracted out of existing infrastructure networks, therefore acting as an enabler of growing productivity.