Sentence examples for retraction out from inspiring English sources
Using all the strong-arm tactics they failed to employ with the congressman who yelled "You lie!" during the State of the Union address, they pried a sort of retraction out of Barton.
Approach (In) and retraction (Out) measurements (force runs) were performed in quasi-static conditions (at a constant speed of 0.5 µm/min) to minimize viscous effects.
Cement was then injected into the pilot hole accompanied by progressive needle retraction out of the test block, until a total volume of 3 ml of bone cement was injected.
He ran a lengthy retraction, spelling out the reasons he felt the piece failed the audience and the story's subject, and commissioned a guest editorial about the image of transgender people in the media.
Multiscale simulation of nanocontact including the process of indentation and retraction are carried out using the quasicontinuum method.
Mikovits, who supplied the Science letter and her subsequent responses to ScienceNOW, says the retraction request "came out of nowhere" late on Thursday afternoon before a holiday weekend and did not include the new papers Science planned to publish.
The Log Cabin Republicans, however, questioned the sincerity of Hagel's retraction and took out full-page ads in The New York Times and The Washington Post criticizing him.
The Trump campaign sent out a retraction demand to the New York Times early on Thursday from the lawyers Kasowitz, Benson, Torres and Friedman.
An hour later, Ms. Comer was called in by superiors, pressured to send out a retraction and ultimately forced to resign.
But galaxies are born or die (I forget which) suddenly, and what I could see through the curved side of that glass was unfolding in slow motion, each incomprehensible stage, every retraction and shudder drawn out as I watched.
Peak identification in the retraction data was carried out by identifying turning points, and discrimination from noise was achieved through the use of a user-adjustable value, which set the threshold level in terms of a multiple of the amplitude of the noise level in the data.
