Sentence examples for extracting something from inspiring English sources

Thought vectors, Hinton explained, work at a higher level by extracting something closer to actual meaning.

The second situation involves pre-emptively extracting something that — in my view — is still partly your property.

At that price, the arduous process of extracting something useful from the country's plentiful deposits of tar-like "heavy oil" was barely profitable.

Graham was trying to give the new senator some advice, according to aides involved with the negotiations: LeMieux would be foolish to join the effort without extracting something for himself.

The authors agree their study is limited, but say these decisions were a matter of extracting something relevant from Facebook's vast reserves of data.

"At least," said Ed, looking around him, "we should try and extract something of value from this place".

He reaches into his desk drawer and, slowly working those chopsticks, extracts something from a plastic bag.

Around the same time, Suleimani struck up a correspondence with senior American officials, sending messages through intermediaries — sometimes seeking to reassure the Americans, sometimes to extract something.

We'd look at natural sources and we'd either extract something from them, grind them up and eat them or domesticate them, this was the use paradigm.

"I might even be able to extract something from the storm last night — I've never heard anything remotely like that".

The timing and place of the encounter has been under discussion for weeks, with both sides working to extract something they wanted.