Sentence examples for what is extracted from inspiring English sources

9 What Eifel product is distinguished by a lion and a star? 10 What is extracted from the Holy Well?   1 Who, in reality, killed Lord Bellasis? 2 Who married Julia in the Savoy Chapel? 3 Who failed to arrest the Beer Baron of Springfield? 4 Who sent Wolfe to address Les Quinze Maîtres in West Virginia?

However, there may be differences between what is extracted from source code and what is the real dynamic behaviour.

The amount of nutrients accumulated in wood and bark at 19 years old is considered as an approximation of what is extracted in the final harvesting at the end of the rotation.

In fact, there is no single piece of scientific work with sufficient molecular resolution (NMR spectroscopy cannot single out molecular structures in heterogeneous humic mixtures) that directly proves that what is extracted with the traditional alkaline solution does not correspond to molecules existing in soil.

Therefore, the study is limited to analysis of what was extracted from the literature and the author's experience while working in Sudan on maternal health care projects.

Cultural perceptual biases therefore seem to arise from differences in what observers attend to in a scene, and what information is extracted to achieve perception.

All but 1.5% of what little is extracted is sold to the United States at a considerable discount from global prices.

Rather, these may reflect changes in social information processing at different developmental stages, such as what information is extracted from a face.

It soon becomes clear that what Mary Beth is extracting is "a tiny pair of boys' jockey shorts.

The article above is extracted from What's Next for Education?, a pamphlet by the New Visions for Education Group.

Although neither of the first two checks disagreed with what had been extracted in the first extraction, each identified matches that were missed.