Sentence examples for progressive extraction from inspiring English sources

So far, only a few studies have been conducted in an effort to address the blending issues, among which a method named staged extraction, or progressive extraction, was used to extract asphalt binder from aggregates layer by layer and yielded promising results.

Divergent traction movements help to progressive extraction of the uterus c and d.

Most of the strength and energy dissipation was provided by the progressive extraction of the fibers in the skeleton from the entanglement points and final fracture occurred by the total disentanglement of the fiber network in a given section at which the macroscopic deformation was localized.

A more progressive extraction process involves directly reducing manganese ore in a heap leach.

The hysteroscopic surgical techniques achieve complete removal of the myoma only in those cases in which the fibroid mass is mostly inside the uterine cavity (G0 and G1), and are based on the progressive extraction of small fibroid tissue pieces.

Is progress necessarily progressive?

One of the anonymous reviewers pointed out that a progressive aspect kia may block extraction from a non-finite complement.

We design inventive variables, a multidirectional visibility index (MVI) and a relief above (RA) and propose two techniques of talus slope extraction: ISOcluster and progressive Boolean overlay.

The need for this procedure is explained by continuous ridge resorption in an apical direction after tooth extraction combined with progressive sinus pneumatization in addition to poor bone quality that is frequently seen in the maxilla [2].

This software is intended to be a dynamic tool, integrating further data and feature extraction algorithms for the progressive improvement of land use/land cover database classification and agricultural database updating processes.

The main steps of this work are preprocessing to reduce the unwanted objects and extraction of road segments using texture progressive analysis and normalized cut method.