Sentence examples for means to extract from inspiring English sources

They are both a means to extract oil or gas from underground reservoirs that have very low permeability.

However, the Feynman-Y technique, which is more commonly applied in reactor noise analysis, provides an alternative means to extract the correlation information from a pulse train.

In "The Fracturing of Pennsylvania," she told the stories of several Western Pennsylvania residents who allowed fracking — that is, hydraulic fracturing as a means to extract natural gas — on their land.

Adopting the numbers of co-citations as a metric of conceptual proximity, this paper details the application of Factor Analysis and Multi-Dimensional Scaling, as groundbreaking means to extract relevant research factors.

Mr Bakiyev used the threat of closure in the past as a means to extract more rent from the Americans.Some members of the interim government favour closure, but Ms Otunbayeva has reassured America that the lease on the base will be extended by a year when it runs out in July.

Torture is being used "as a means to extract confessions or other information", the UN says.

Moving through a series of rectangular ponds, river water filters slowly through thickets of cattails and bulrushes meant to extract excess nitrate from upstream dairy farms and sewage-treatment plants.

We're meant to extract lessons from this: that a great artist can produce, like magic, priceless pictures by scratching lead and ink into paper or rubbing colored dirt on canvas but that mercury won't turn into gold.

By sustainable energy it is meant to extract energy from such sources which are present in bulk quantity and by utilizing them for our purpose they won't get depleted.

In written evidence to the inquiry, Martin Booth, the managing director of PSB, which made the system, said a proposal to fix the system - meant to extract smoke from lobbies outside flats in the event of a fire - for £1,800 was ignored.

The system was meant to extract smoke from lobbies outside flats in the event of a fire and its failure has been identified by experts to the inquiry as a factor in the escape routes from the building filling with thick black smoke that may have prevented evacuation and rescue.