Sentence examples for time extracted from inspiring English sources

For Emma's three samples of landrace maize, the blue, the red, the long-toothed yellow, my uncle reserved just east of the barn a plot as yet unpoisoned by the pesticide which the cranes, who are also endangered, unerringly found so when the first green shoots had sprouted they were one by one before their time extracted from the earth and seed by seed consumed.

These stored silhouettes are used for identifying run time extracted silhouette of a captured mobile object.

(B) UV vis absorbance at λmax as a function of incubation time extracted from equilibrated spectra in (A).

This was also supported by a reduction in amorphous lamellar interfacial width with ageing time, extracted from SAXS data using the linear correlation function.

Entire reaction mixtures were sacrificed after 1 h of reaction time, extracted twice using cyclohexane (2 × 4 ml; total 8 ml) and 0.2 μl of the pooled hexane extracts was injected for GC ECD analyses.

The coloration time extracted for a 90% transmittance for the P2W17-based EC smart window is 0.9 s and for the P2W18-based smart window is 0.97 s; the coloration efficiency for the P2W17-based EC smart window is 205.3 cm2 C−1 and the P2W18-based smart window is 176.8 cm2 cm2.

Twitter and other social companies generally have an easier time extracting revenue from domestic customers.

The effects of reaction temperature, retention time, extract flow rate and distribution coefficients were intensively investigated.

TM thermophilic microflora, MM mesophilic microflora, CTEA co-composting time extract agar.

Lunar colonists would have a hard time extracting water from the moon's soil, a new study suggests.

ESA may have a hard time extracting that much money from member states, which are already tightfisted when it comes to ESA's regular budget.