Sentence examples for learn to extract from inspiring English sources
Learn to extract the most relevant details from previous experience, minimising what's not relevant.
How does a child learn to extract language from a sea of sounds and later learn to decode meaning from strings of written symbols?
Beyond the nightmares, though, lies a whole world of dicey moments and wrong turns from which we eventually have to learn to extract ourselves.
[The Los Angeles Times] The street is two-way, however, as politicians learn to extract value from free media — in nonjournalistic settings — to get their message across.
Energy is the essential nutrient of modern civilisation and we must learn to extract it sparingly from the ambient sources around us.
This research shows that even nine-year-olds can learn to extract basic information from tree diagrams in about 10 minutes (Ainsworth and Saffer [2013]).
In time cheesemakers learned to extract the enzymes using brine and now we can produce vegetarian rennet in a laboratory.
Learning to extract these narratives is crucial in becoming an effective clinician.
It was only later that humans learned to extract metals from the earth and to hammer them into objects.
I thought, How much can I know of someone by what he or she leaves behind?" To find out, Dewey-Hagborg took a crash course in biotechnology at Genspace, from which she learned to extract and analyze DNA.
9 P.M. (Discovery) DIRTY JOBS Mike Rowe kicks off an eighth season with a tutorial in "fish squeezing," in which he learns to extract eggs and sperm from walleye with members of New Mexico's Department of Game and Fish.
