Sentence examples for extraction I from inspiring English sources

In addition, the impact of chemical solvent used in staged extraction, i.e. Trichloroethylene (TCE), on the AFM images of extracted asphalt binder was also explored.

Two variables are here particularly taken into account for total extraction: (i) the design of the extraction vessel and (ii) the solvent used to carry out the extraction.

There are two main types of studies on keyphrase extraction, i.e., supervised and unsupervised.

The Self-Organizing Map (SOM) has advantages for information extraction (i.e., without prior knowledge) and the efficiency of presentation (i.e., visualization).

One of the most important techniques of feature extraction, i.e., the minor component analysis (MCA), has been widely employed in the field of data analysis.

There is a serious problem of seawater intrusion into the water table along the coast due to over extraction (i.e., pumping) of ground water for agricultural purposes.

The material flow analysis considers all discharges and extractions (i.e., industrial and residential discharges, pluvial precipitation, evaporation, etc).

All values are duplicated assays ± standard errors for three replicated extractions (i.e., n = 6) EC50, half maximal effective concentration.

Suddenly, I was back in the mid-80s, sitting in a chair just like this, terrified by the latest in a series of extractions I was about to undergo due to my overcrowded jaws.

Police want people to keep their eyes open for other such labs and with the demand for cannabis extractions, I think this may be something that we see more of.

Similar to that in the i-vector extraction, the i-supervector is computed as the posterior mean of a latent variable, but with a much higher dimensionality.