Sentence examples for that extracting from inspiring English sources

There has never been any doubt that extracting oil from tar sands is a dirty, energy-intensive process that damages landscapes, including huge swaths of Canada's forests, and produces more greenhouse gases than conventional oil extraction.

Mr. Bush said his speech on the issue last week, in which he opposed government financing of research on any additional stem cells and the further destruction of embryos that extracting them would entail, outlined "what I think is right for America, and any piece of legislation that undermines what I think is right will be vetoed".

It is vividly observed from Fig. 6 that extracting features from different narrow-band EEG signals cannot provide satisfactory performance.

Also we find that extracting features based on physiochemical proprieties proved beneficial.

Opponents of the research say that extracting the cells, a process that destroys an embryo, ends a human life.

Environmentalists contend that extracting oil from tar sands is an extremely energy-intensive enterprise that significantly worsens global warming.

She warned that extracting too much tissue could injure the patient, even causing lymphedema in another limb.

Environmental groups argue that extracting and burning the heavy crude drawn from Alberta's oil sands will increase greenhouse gas emissions.

Though small, the boat is so heavy that extracting it from the water means having to organize the sort of event inspired by Tom Sawyer's fence-painting scheme.

A Cornell University study, meanwhile, warned that extracting natural gas from shale could do more to aggravate global warming than mining coal.

However, the magnitude of decrease in the log-likelihood and proportion of bivariate residuals over 1.96 lessened after extracting ≥6 clusters which suggested that extracting >5 clusters did not improve model fit substantively.