Sentence examples for to extract expected from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, multichannel- or multiaperture on receiver greatly increases the complexity of the whole system both in hardware and software, such as requiring additional complex signal process before imaging process to extract expected signal.
The time series of hourly electron density profiles N(h) obtained from 27 ionosonde stations distributed world-wide have been used to obtain N(h) average profiles on a monthly basis and to extract the expected bottom-side parameters that define the IRI profile under quiet conditions.
The time series of hourly electron density profiles N(h) obtained at several mid-latitude stations in Europe have been used to obtain N(h) profiles on a monthly basis and to extract both the expected bottomside parameters and a proxy of the ionospheric variability as functions of time and height.
In 2010 the firm started to extract uranium, and expects to produce 350 tonnes a year.
Typically, divertor is expected to extract a steady state heat flux up to 10 MW/m2.
DEMO fusion reactor divertor is expected to extract a heat flux of about 10 MW/m2.
ELISE is expected to extract an ion beam of 20 A at 60 kV for 10 s every 3 min, therefore delivering a total power of 1.2 MW.
In separate actions reflecting their varied jurisdictions, the consumer bureau will levy a roughly $20 million fine, while the comptroller's office is expected to extract about $60 million.
Detectives at one point said they expected to extract a quick confession, but the questioning continued into Friday evening, with the police still unwilling to characterize Mr. Dinkins as a suspect.
The proposed two degree-of-freedom piezoelectric vibration harvester system is expected to extract 9.78 times more electrical energy than a conventional two degrees of freedom harvester system with only one piezoelectric element inserted close to the base.
The price the leader of the Liberal Party had expected to extract for throwing his weight in with the LDP was presumptuous for a party facing annihilation at the next election.
