0 past simple and past participle of extract
1 to remove or take out something:
The tooth was eventually extracted.
After much persuasion they managed to extract the information from him.
At the nuclear reprocessing plant they extract plutonium from spent atomic fuel rods.
A refining process is used to extract usable fuel from crude oil.
The doctor succeeded in extracting the peanut from Jack's nose.
Essential oils are extracted from flower, leaves, fruits and all kinds of different plants.
They extract the oil from the seeds for use in cooking and manufacturing.
Eigenvalues for components in decreasing order: 8.029, 4.352, 3.482, 2.113, 1.563, 1.495, 1.281; these 7 components extracted 63.7% of the variance among the items.
Data were extracted by two independent investigators and included demographic variables, diagnoses, interventions, efficacy, and adverse effects.
A third parameter defines a label set strategy, which determines how nodes in elementary trees of an extracted grammar are to be labeled.
