Sentence examples for which extracting from inspiring English sources

PCA is a useful tool for dealing with large data sets, in which extracting the features becomes an important step.

Data was collected both in DC voltage mode and laser-assisted mode (in the latter of which extracting crystallographic information is known to be more difficult due to distortions).

While most GPs used ICPC codes for recording details of their diagnosis, others resorted to free text fields from which extracting standardized diagnoses is difficult and time-consuming.

We describe an information extraction and retrieval system, called History Assistant, which extracts rulings from court opinions and retrieves relevant prior cases from a citator database.

The fruit is then cold-pressed, which extracts juice.

The Northern Oil Company, which extracts oil from the Kirkuk fields, is pumping about 500,000 barrels a day, officials say.

And yet there's something about the treatment meted out to history here which extracts tension from the battle.

This in turn is owned by the insurer, which extracts quarterly fees.

The BBC – which extracts a great deal of value-added from the Aintree meeting and whose airbrushed coverage reflects that fact – was not to be deprived.

Investors reacted positively to news of the deal, which extracts Allied Irish from deep involvement in the American market, where many analysts said it could not compete.

Coventry-based Geothermal International won a business award for its work on ground source heat pumps, which extract low carbon heating from pipes buried underground.