Sentence examples for extraction from work from inspiring English sources

Prospective assessment using both quantitative and qualitative methods, including interviews with staff, a standard satisfaction questionnaire, independent observation, data extraction from work logs and incident reporting systems and analysis of hospital committee reports.

The average gas extraction from the working face is 43.17 % and the average gas concentration at the tail entry is 0.33 %, indicating of the effective gas extraction of the mine.

Tracy L. Adler, the gallery's curator, gives the name "remnants" to these extractions from existing works.

Badescu's (Badescu, V., 2014. Is Carnot efficiency the upper bound for work extraction from thermal reservoirs? Europhys. Lett. 106, 18006) treatment, Section 13.4, which considers this issue, yields a number of new results.

In this work, coffee extraction from a coffee bed is modelled using a double porosity model, including the dissolution and transport of coffee.

This is in contrast to feature extraction which works from the boundary representation of the part.

Similarly, the ability to perform an effective foreign body extraction from the airway requires intimate working knowledge of surface resistance and functional anatomy.

Work on information extraction from text dates back to the late 70s, implemented by Gerald deJong ([17,18] apud [19]).

This work addressed information extraction from German transthoracic echocardiography reports.

Present work focuses on oil extraction from rubber seed by mechanical pressing method and kinetic study of acid esterification process.

Mr. Burnham, the fellow working on mineral extraction from outer space, agreed with Mr. Thiel, whom he first became aware of via the movie "The Social Network".