Sentence examples for extraction of tools from inspiring English sources

This might suggest that, when food was present, her extraction of tools is inconclusive as evidence that she was directly driven by her goal to extract the food.

The wire mesh did not completely cover the front sections of the apparatus; a 2.5 cm gap was left along the bottom to enable probing with tools and extraction of tools or food.

However, we make this comment with caution, for even if the tools had acquired some value over the course of experimentation, she may still have been goal-directed in her extraction of tools during testing; the two possibilities are not mutually exclusive.

These simulations were performed with static and transient solvers to demonstrate the extraction of tool surface temperature distributions on different forming tool geometries.

The proposed approach integrates 3D surface data collection, nominal model reconstruction, fine registration, extraction of additive/subtractive repair, tool path generation and actual machining process, seeking to improve the reliability and efficiency of manual repair process.

He was so meticulous at his job that his partner in the Winter Hill gang, Whitey Bulger, had his girlfriend, the dental hygienist, get Flemmi a proper set of extraction tools.

A brief overview of multipath extraction tools follows and then a description of our multipath extraction tool.

ER assisted in the planning of data extraction tools and in writing of the manuscript.

Over 30 years of active research in speech recognition has yielded a core set of tools for feature extraction, training, and recognition, that are well established as the cornerstone of successful speech recognition systems.

As we have seen, the combination of mutation extraction tools recover a large part of the mutations curated in existing databases, and therefore combining several tools together is a viable strategy for genetic variant extraction, but there are still variants that are not covered.

We have performed a broad assessment of the state-of-the-art performance of existing tools for extraction of genetic variants from the published biomedical literature, considering and comparing five publicly available extraction tools on two complementary evaluation tasks.