Sentence examples for means extracted from inspiring English sources

Finally, the background clutter for the moving target sequence was simulated by adding a sequence of synthetic GMrf samples to a matrix of previously stored local means extracted from the database imagery.

A key distinction will be whether the protein is "isolated" -- which means extracted from the whole food through some processing -- or if it remains in the whole food form.

That means extracting them from their ponds, drying them out and breaking open their cells.

Behind the hamster dance is the ancient chemical legerdemain of fermentation, which by its most general definition means extracting energy from sugar without using oxygen.

The term abstraction has become a catchall for nonrepresentational art, but it literally means extracting the essence of a given subject.

He performs empathy whenever necessary, even when it means extracting a confession from a man who raped and murdered a twelve-year-old by admiring the man's taste in women.

U.S. iron ore reserves can meet demand for hundreds of years, but the quality of that ore has been declining, which means extracting it takes ever more energy and generates more environmentally damaging waste.

The first logging unit underwent a low-intensity logging (left) with a mean extracted volume (V_{ext}=1.1) m(^3)·ha(^{-1} whereas the second logging unit underwent a high-intensity logging (right) with a mean extracted volume (V_{ext}=33.0) m(^{-1} whereas.

Mean initial maximum cyst diameter was 3.5 ± 1.0 cm and mean extracted liquid volume 61 ± 36 ml.

For each group, we calculated the mean extracted prey mass in relation to the mean number of feeding spiderlings (mean over the 9 checks).

At RT-PCR, the total mean extracted mRNA from healthy tissue and type V and type VI plaques was 8764 ng, 5069.4 ng, and 2172 ng, respectively.