Sentence examples for from extraneous from inspiring English sources

In the Fourier-transform spectrometers, the entire optical path can be evacuated to prevent interference from extraneous materials such as water and carbon dioxide in the air.

In the name of protecting New York's voters from extraneous candidates, they are now battling in a variety of federal and state courts to force out candidates who are challenging their own favorite -- Governor Bush.

I am appalled and mystified by your callousness in labeling "un-American" those who seek to separate ground zero from extraneous political controversies ("A Sense of Proportion at Ground Zero," editorial, July 29).

By juxtaposing fiction with non-fiction – more than 20 chapters are lifted verbatim from extraneous works – the author has created a hybrid genre that mirrors our networked lives, allowing us to inhabit its interstitial spaces.

More specifically, he said, the reporting at issue, which appeared not in The Times but in Mr. Risen's 2006 book about the C.I.A., "State of War," was far from "extraneous".

R2, an intrinsic parameter, is insulated from extraneous factors (field inhomogeneity, regional variations in proton density, etc).

In this context it should be noted that Fe concentrations around 1000 mg kg-1 indicate that either the plants were suffering from Fe poisoning [ 14] or the forage samples were somehow contaminated from unknown extraneous sources.

The oocysts and cysts were magnetized by attachment of magnetic beads conjugated to anti- Cryptosporidium and anti- Giardia antibodies, separated from the extraneous materials using a magnet, and then oocysts and cysts were removed from the magnetic bead complex and enumerated as described previously.

"You have to be able to assimilate lots of material, to pick out the essential from the extraneous, and you have to be able to work and connect with other people.

But these Democrats said the White House would have to agree not to try to attach favorite measures like repealing the estate tax or making permanent Mr. Bush's 2001 and 2003 cuts, just as Democrats would have to refrain from attaching extraneous spending.

Mr. Reid said in an interview in his office on Friday that Mr. Boehner came to him at the end of July with a proposition: If Senate Democratic leaders could accept a stopgap spending measure in the fall at levels that reflected across-the-board spending cuts, the speaker would refrain from adding extraneous measures that could precipitate a clash.