Examples of mined

• Once such a set is deter1 mined on a reference plane, the surfaces are essentially fixed for the entire flow field.

• This is a valuable observation, but one which could be mined for more.

• He observed that the seams of coal closest to the surface were being mined out, and therefore that the cost of extracting coal was rising.

• The discussions revealed that differences between pastoralists' and scientists' perceptions deter mined different opinions on proper calf-rearing management practices.

• Figure 13 is a plan view of the lateral guidance software, which shows both mined and planned drives.

• Preferences are mined by using both of these parts as input and by applying clustering algorithms on them.

• In this case, the expenditure trends of the national government on air, water, land, and mined abiotic resources in the annual budget are considered.

• From the survey results it was deter mined that in this zone all species would be planted on external boundaries.

• Finally, the steps in the argument from external regularities in the world to claims of genetic internalization are mined with conceptual, methodological and evidential obstacles.

• And state institutions are themselves contextually deter mined.

• The actual mark awarded to each individual member of the presenting group is deter mined by the collation of the self-assessments.

• The soil water content to a depth of 0.25 m was deter mined gravimetrically in experiment 1 and with a time domain reflectometer (experiment 2).

• Reductive approaches often start out by formulating a dichotomy between mental functions and innately deter mined and fixed brain structures and mechanisms.

• Five kilograms of cobs from each plot were dried, shelled and the g rain yield deter mined after adjustment to 13% water content.

• It can be mined for patterns of family life, for literacy expectations, for the social and political uses of poetry, and for much else besides.