Sentence examples for extraction machinery from inspiring English sources

Still, the gains in goods-producing industries over the past year are wide-ranging, with a strong increase in oil and gas extraction, machinery manufacturing, transportation equipment manufacturing, electrical equipment manufacturing and construction.

Extraction machinery, lighting, irrigation systems, grow tables and other equipment can easily run into the hundreds of thousands of dollars or more.

After each iteration the extraction master presents the results to the user, who can provide feedback and re-run the extraction machinery so it can take the new feedback into account.

This would, for instance, allow a researcher from the humanities to have access, and thus apply the extraction machinery, to works of or about Goethe held by different research groups or even data of other disciplines.

The large amounts of contained wood (Plate 9) provide good fuel but where it is in large pieces it can damage the extraction machinery.

Second, although the employees had similar environmental and work conditions (they were all operators of iron ore extraction machinery working in air-conditioned trucks with insulation against sound, water, and dust), data on behavioral factors (e.g., eating habits, physical activity, sleep-wake pattern, and smoking) was not collected.

Total RNA was extracted using the NucleoSplin RNA II extraction kit (Machinery Nagel, Dueren, Germany).

This paper proposes a novel non-negative empirical mode decomposition (EMD) manifold (NEM) method for feature extraction in machinery fault diagnosis.

Fleetguard Inc, the US based filtration, exhaust, coolant and chemical specialist for diesel-powered equipment, is offering a service and maintenance programme that is designed specifically for oil and gas extraction, field machinery and petroleum refineries equipment.

Mr. Smith, 43, is a vice president and the chief financial officer of the Dover Corporation, which makes assembly equipment for semiconductors, products for oil and gas extraction and other machinery in New York.

The river mining in the lowlands has escalated from low-impact panning to extraction by large machinery, including dredges, pumps, and bulldozers, and it is devastating tens of thousands of acres, attracting the attention of national and international environmentalists.