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This is the second task of a logic of sense: "to combine the sterility of sense in relation to the proposition from which it was extracted with its power of genesis in relation to the dimensions of the proposition" (LS 32).

In 1783 the Spanish chemists Juan José and Fausto Elhuyar obtained metallic tungsten by the reduction of its oxide with carbon; it was named wolfram (hence its chemical symbol, W) for the mineral wolframite, from which it was extracted.

A tumor implanted under the skin of a mouse might not behave the same as it did in the human breast, lung or other organ from which it was extracted.

This chapter provides an insight into the field of crystallography and answers many questions related to the subject, such as: how precise are the relative locations of atoms; how much does molecular motion alter atomic positions; and how well does the model fit the original diffraction data from which it was extracted.

Finally, data warehouses are no longer able to process whole datasets due to their massive size; hence the information stored in these solutions is no longer statistically representative of the data from which it was extracted, making the data analytics performed on it less reliable.

However, to establish that a genome is masculinized, one needs to demonstrate that the genome is the exclusive mtDNA molecule in the sperm of the male from which it was extracted [40], [47].

Because of the size of the blocks from which it is extracted, its varying degrees of homogeneity and its rarity, obsidian is best used for jewelry and other small objects.

With a few exceptions, like Norway and the United Arab Emirates, oil doesn't even benefit the nations from which it is extracted.

The computed effective conductivities are found to be consistent with observations made on the microstructure itself and skeletonized network paths, and support the findings of earlier work with respect to the minimum sample size required to characterize the entire anode from which it is extracted.

The weapon is carried on a special cradle inside the aircraft from which it is extracted by a parachute.

To create Ambrox, chemists start with a compound called sclareol, named after the southern European herb Salvia sclarea (Clary sage) from which it is extracted.