Such a highly effective lung is seen in modern birds which extract about twice as much oxygen per unit air volume as mammals do.
Another way is to apply "inverse" methods, such as modal analysis methods with FFT and a subspace identification method, etc., developed in the theory of system identification, which extracts information about system properties directly from experimental input/output measurement data and hence do not involve the foregoing traditional analysis.
The MI method, which extracts information about the partly missing covariate from the dependent variable, is hence insensitive to η-shrinkage even though the individual estimates, used in the imputations, suffer from shrinkage.
A flap-type absorber is a large thin device which extracts energy by pitching about a horizontal axis parallel to the ocean bottom.
The Northern Oil Company, which extracts oil from the Kirkuk fields, is pumping about 500,000 barrels a day, officials say.
This letter proposes an algorithm, which extracts the desired signal with a priori knowledge about its statistics.
And yet there's something about the treatment meted out to history here which extracts tension from the battle.
We have known for years about the interrogators' harsh tactics, such as its sleep deprivation technique known as the "frequent flyer program," stress positions, and extreme temperatures, which extracted false confessions and fabricated stories.
In making this claim it includes the chancellor's raid on pension funds in 1997, which has extracted about £5 billion a year from dividend income.
We identified a dataset of measured solubility from which we extracted about 37 thousand substances [6].
