Sentence examples for means of extracting from inspiring English sources

It would discourage trading currency purely as a means of extracting value.

His first patent was for a means of extracting bromine from brine.

One of them is about "fracking," the controversial means of extracting natural gas from shale deposits.

In the past, detective work seemed to take second place to other, often violent, means of extracting information.

Where plantations did not develop, the colonial state found a means of extracting wealth from free peasants.

Years of experience in interrogation have led them to doubt the effectiveness of physical coercion as a means of extracting reliable information.

For this, measures need to be collected by means of extracted data from MapReduce log files and system monitoring tools (see Table 1).

The two succeeding chapters deal with economic, social, and intellectual conditions, which are depicted principally by means of extracts from contemporary newspapers and books of travel.

1418, also 310 and perhaps others), Philodemus portrays a number of early Epicureans by means of extracts of letters of the school's founders (see Arrighetti 2003).

Gallagher's chief executive, Nick Yandle, welcomed Mr Pickles's decision and said failure to grant permission would have meant the end of extracting Kentish ragstone at the Hermitage Quarry site, with consequences for jobs.

The mean quantity of extracted RNA per 6 mL ranged from 0.35 ± 0.12 μg for CD56+ cells to 9.8 ± 5.12 μg for whole blood.