It requires use of a hammer mill to chop or break up stems, followed by cleaning treatments to remove the extraneous material. |
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A large, blunt curette was used to remove all extraneous muscle and soft tissue from each tendon. |
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Most forms are somewhat thick walled, and are generally finished simply, even cursorily, with few extraneous details or surface treatments. |
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Philosophers wrote about the absurdity and emptiness of human existence in the extraneous Universe. |
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The more extraneous items you cram on a web page, the more you confuse and distract the visitor. |
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To examine treatment effects, experimenters manipulate independent variables and control extraneous variables. |
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This ability to block out extraneous input material is a natural security system we have developed. |
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It's not only the newspapers that are being made carriers for such extraneous material. |
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Appendices enable the student to demonstrate due diligence without distracting or confusing the reader with extraneous material. |
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To the extent that extraneous material assists in identifying the purpose of the legislation, it is a useful tool. |
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At the end of his speech Lord Hailsham dealt with two extraneous matters which he found to be irrelevant. |
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Trainees no longer have extraneous materials and can even have their name printed on their customised training manuals. |
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Overall, the authors' main points are clearly presented and thoroughly explained and without the intrusion of extraneous material. |
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If the landlord made its decision for a collateral purpose, unrelated or extraneous to the lease, the refusal will be found to be unreasonable. |
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One example of an extraneous element irrelevant to any story-based or character exposition occurs after Sergio returns from the airport. |
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In the present case, the admittedly extraneous and irrelevant material is of a kind which has always attracted the law's anxious scrutiny. |
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I haven't done any editing on it though except to leave out some clearly extraneous material. |
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Part of the problem here surely goes to Sarris's editor, who should have been able to reduce the amount of extraneous material. |
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And Dan, in that videotaped beating you can hear the extraneous voices of witnesses, perhaps. |
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Also, in gatherings it may be difficult to use, because of the impact of extraneous noise. |
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A spokesman for Rochdale Council said they were now aware of the extraneous light and would deal with as soon as possible. |
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So well are all extraneous sources of noise kept under control that it is dangerously easy to exceed the motorway speed limit. |
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At a very minimum the victim should have installed a firewall which can deal with the extraneous messages received. |
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After one hour, grains were sonicated in an ultrasonic bath for one minute to remove extraneous materials from the surface of the grains. |
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The computer has a program that distinguishes the call of the dickcissal from other bird calls and extraneous noise. |
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Shotgun microphones are the most common in film-making, due to their ability to cut out extraneous noise and focus in on the particular subject. |
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A girl can distinguish between the cries of another infant from other extraneous noises long before a boy. |
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With the extraneous materials strained from the rock mantle, there was still a good core of iron, nickel, zinc, and copper. |
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Trimming extraneous material from the mirror to reduce inertia results in the typical elliptical or polygon-shaped galvo mirror. |
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To create a cocoa powder, processors first must clean the beans well, removing all extraneous material. |
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Another defective specimen cause of erroneous diagnosis is that of extraneous tissue unappreciated as foreign to that sample. |
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Who knows what children born of such techniques may have floating around as extraneous genetic or viral material? |
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It would have been one more extraneous detail in an already overdetailed canvas. |
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His writing is compact, there is description and dialogue here, but nothing extraneous to the plot, or plots, of which there are many. |
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It is an unhappy book, and consequently I could not afford to submit to the temptation of the florid and extraneous. |
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This movie would be more enjoyable if a cutter edited out all the extraneous clutter. |
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Everyone did quite well on their own, as a matter of fact, and I was extraneous, to say the least. |
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Many sermons die in the sanctuary because preachers try to say too many things and give too much extraneous information. |
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Flames rush through patches of cane, burning off extraneous tassels and blades, leaving only the sucrose-rich stalks. |
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Years bleed into one another as file cabinets bulge with extraneous information. |
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This norm encourages people to add a lot of extraneous self-indulgent stuff because they see the guests as a captive audience. |
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In this case, the plus sign gives an extraneous result, and the minus sign is the one that gives the right conclusion. |
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Occasionally found in some knees, it is a ridge or fold of extraneous soft tissue with no known biomechanical function. |
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Later, of course, his Honour turns to consider this evidence which was right at the heart, far from being extraneous. |
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Broca argued that the anthropologists could debate monogenism or polygenism without extraneous preoccupations. |
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There is no extraneous body cladding, in keeping with the Swedish design ethos of simplicity. |
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It is for the Gift-tax Officer to be satisfied that the gift was made bona fide or for extraneous or collateral consideration. |
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The intertwining of story and history remains unmatched and, even with its great length, nothing feels extraneous. |
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Considering most who buy the box set already have these songs, it seems extraneous. |
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Similarly, remove any extraneous items of furniture that are cluttering up your rooms such as occasional tables, CD storage racks and beanbags. |
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There is no messing around with extraneous instrumentation or string sections here. |
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Deficiency of GABA outflow, e.g., Huntington's disease, is characterized by herky-jerky and extraneous movements. |
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Not only is it very soothing to the face and forehead, but it also clears the mind of all extraneous internal chatter. |
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Have I cropped the photo to eliminate extraneous detail and focus the viewer's attention? |
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We have seen how necessary it is that one mind, disembarrassed of all extraneous influences, shall create one coherent plan which shall ever after be strictly followed. |
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Intending a duet of complementary forms, both artists used organic materials to create compositions that are spare and reductive, without overlapping or extraneous elements. |
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Certain extraneous factors deserve to enter into selection of a name. |
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Attachment cones of the latter type are likely to be extensively contaminated with extraneous material, even if the fossils are well preserved and unaltered. |
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Often the teacher gives extraneous material with nothing to reference. |
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As a student becomes more proficient, extraneous material can be added. |
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His Albrecht was impetuous and fierce tempered, clearly in love with Giselle, and his final scene was simple but deeply felt, and avoided extraneous melodramatics. |
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Ground beef is easy to work with because there's no bone, extraneous gristle or visible fat to trim, and no pounding needed to flatten or marinating to tenderize. |
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Please ignore any extraneous messages you may hear during this time. |
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A nameless person after my own heart had crossed out the extraneous apostrophe and written a comment berating the person for not knowing how to use the English language. |
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Experts should speak to facts and ensure that their opinions are a neutral evaluation based upon those facts and not coloured by some extraneous or irrelevant information. |
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However, it is far more likely to be some extraneous folkloric material. |
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Maybe after elections, when the passions will cool down the whole issue would be considered on its merits and demerits without bringing in extraneous and irrelevant issues. |
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The artist is a major figure who never puts a foot wrong and remains an example to those dallying with extraneous objects to add to a clean canvas in the name of art. |
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While Mazurek's early recordings showcased his ability as a player of straight bop inflected jazz, since then his concern seems to have been to strip away the extraneous. |
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Her writing is marked by an utter lack of the extraneous, and bristles with a sense of the uncanny. |
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The fibers are once again dried before being sent to a scutching machine which removes any extraneous plant parts and breaks up the fibers. |
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He restored lost days to festivals and got rid of many extraneous celebrations added by Caligula. |
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These ministries were still far from their modern form, and many of them had extraneous internal responsibilities. |
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In science and philosophy, ad hoc means the addition of extraneous hypotheses to a theory to save it from being falsified. |
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Further, for the defence of necessity to succeed, the threat of injury must be immediate and imminent, and come from an extraneous source. |
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The courts have held that the duress must come from an extraneous source, rather than internal thought processes. |
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Also, Hansard sometimes adds extraneous material to make the remarks less ambiguous. |
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Many formalisms for belief revision use extraneous mechanisms for deciding what beliefs to keep and this makes it harder to iterate the process. |
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While extraneous efforts are underway to provide winterised tents and other cozy items to flood hit people to enable them to fight cold weather. |
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The pancreas was carefully dissected free, cleaned of extraneous tissue, weighed, wrapped in pledget and immediately placed into liquid nitrogen. |
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You know where you find a clear, neat story with no extraneous details? |
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She sped up the process by eliminating all extraneous steps. |
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To avoid extraneous thoughts and distractions is the primary aim of Hesychastic prayer. |
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These include companies that are overcapitalized, have made bad strategic decisions, or have non-core, underutilized or extraneous assets. |
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Also, receiver types were changed from superregenerative to superheterodyne, which monitors a smaller frequency range and thus limits extraneous noise received. |
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Statutory interpretation allows for the ignoring of unjust extraneous meanings, but what Coke did was nullify the statute as a whole, along with its main intention. |
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