The act of mining ore from a mine.
Mining activity that consists of removing the rock from an underground or open-pit mine.
This involves equilibrating an aqueous solution that contains many different molecules with an organic solvent. The more polar molecules will stay in the aqueous solution and the more non-polar molecules will be exteacted into the organic layer.
Removal (in this case, of teeth)
To remove something (for example, to take out Brazil nuts from the Amazon rainforest).
a process whereby chemicals are used to release or remove DNA from evidence. Extraction is the first of five stages in the PCR/STR analysis process.
The pulling of the tooth to be extracted.
A chemical procedure for removing one type of material from another. Extraction is generally carried out by immersing a solid in a liquid, or by shaking two immiscible liquids together, resulting in the transfer of a dissolved substance from one liquid to another. Solvent extraction is one of the primary methods of sample preparation in arson debris analysis.
the act of pulling out (as a tooth); "the dentist gave her a local anesthetic prior to the extraction"
a crucial step when performing quantitative PCR
a method of removing evil spirits or destructive patterns of behavior from an individual
a more efficient and consistent method for preparing template for PCR based detection than FTA filters
a removal of one tooth using forceps and/or elevators, may require elevation of mucoperiosteal flap, removal of bone and/or sectioning for removal
The process of mining and removal of cal or ore from a mine. Return to the top of the page. FARM-IN/FARM-OUT : A joint venture or partnership where by an incoming (farm-in) partner earns an interest in a property by funding costs of exploration, while the (farm-out) partner owning the property does not contribute.
The first step in digital CD recording, extraction is the process of reading the raw music data from your CD. The next step in the recording process is encoding, described above.
The removal of teeth by a dentist.
The action of removing something by effort or force.
Removal of one substance from another, often accomplished by a solvent.
A process of treating a natural raw material with an organic solvent. The solvent portion containing the extracted material is filtered and the solvent removed. The extract will contain non- volatile as well as volatile components. Oleoresins, resinoids, concretes, and absolutes are all produced by extraction
The removal of troops from the field, usually by helicopter
The process of removing higher value NGL's such as ethane, propane, butane and pentane-plus from the natural gas stream. The extracted liquids are generally removed in mixes, which must be further processed in subsequent steps to separate the individual products
(a) The process of mining and removal of coal or ore from a mine. (b) The process of dissolving and separating out specific constituents of a sample by treatment with solvents specific for those constituents.
The removal of any tooth.
The process of mining and removal of diamonds, metals, or ore from a mine.
removing of a tooth from the oral cavity.
Any process which involves dissolving or otherwise removing desired herb components from herbal materials into a carrier medium. This includes processes such as infusion, decoction and tincturing.
the migration of some ingredients out of the rubber due to attraction into solvents or oils
removal of one or more teeth
The process or removing impurities from a substrate with a vacuum.
The process or act of removing a tooth or tooth parts.
A technique for separating components in a mixture that have different solubilities. For example, caffeine can be separated from coffee beans by washing the beans with supercritical fluid carbon dioxide; the caffeine dissolves in the carbon dioxide but flavor compounds do not. Vanillin can be extracted from vanilla beans by shaking the beans with an organic solvent, like ethanol.
The process of mining and removal of cal or ore from a mine. Return to TERMS MENU
The removal of teeth - may be simple or surgical.
the removal of teeth that are severely decayed, broken, lose or causing crowding.
Obtaining a useful substance from a raw material; obtaining of a natural resource from the earth.
Absolutes, concretes, oleoresins and resinoids are produced through this process of treating plant material with an organic solvent. The solvent portion is removed upon filtering. The extract contains both volatile and non-volatile components.
the removal of teeth (may be simple or require surgery).
The removal of coffee flavoring material from roasted and ground coffee through contact with water.
is a process developed in the nineteenth century for extracting the odorous principals of raw materials, such as rose, jasmine, or orange blossom.
Frequently a cognate for Digestion*. A process by which the essential,purer, or subtler parts of a substance are dissolved, or removed from the baser material or matrix and endowing it with great power. The extraction of elemental property.
The method by which essential oils are separated from the plant using solvents which can then be removed by evaporation. Strictly speaking distillation and expression are methods of 'extraction' but the term is generally reserved for the use of solvents.
Describes the process or method by which the flavoring and nutrient components of a mead are obtained from the raw material — the fruits, vegetables, and so on. Methods of extraction include pressing with a wooden fruit press; using juice extractors often called juicer-canners, which employ steam; boiling; soaking in either hot or cold water, and fermenting on the pulp, a process that lets the action of the first fermentation assist in removing the juices from fruits, vegetables or other raw material. Each method has its advantages, and meadmakers generally adopt the method that fits their equipment and their preferences. The term extraction is also used to describe the process of removing honey from the combs.
Extraction is the process of removing essential oils from plant material using solvents, which are then evaporated, leaving just the oil.
The phase of operation that deals with the removal of the empty cartridge case from the chamber of an extracting device before ejection.
Extraction, in tactical combat and special operations use, is the process of removing constituents from a targeted site when it is considered imperative that they be immediately relocated out of a hostile environment and taken to a secured area under friendly control. Extraction may imply the rescuing of entities from grave danger or immediate conditions that they are incapable of surviving within. Both extraction and rescue may be for unsuspecting and/or unwilling persons and involving rapid deployment, dynamic defense of the moving tactical envelope and high-speed extrication by a special force protection team.
Fragrance extraction are processes which involve extracting aromatic compounds from the raw materials using various methods such as distillation, solvent extraction, expression, or enfleurage. The results of the extracts are either essential oils, absolutes, concretes, or butters, depending on the amount of waxes in the extracted product.
