The phrase "ability of capturing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's or something's capacity to effectively capture or seize something, whether it be information, attention, or physical objects.
Example: "The ability of capturing the audience's attention is crucial for a successful presentation."
Alternatives: "capacity to capture" or "skill in capturing".
The advantages of this method include its flexible structure and the ability of capturing contextual relationships.
The model displays the intrinsic ability of capturing the steep rise in the strain-hardening rate observed in DP-steels.
The ability of capturing guest molecules in a selective way is one of desirable properties of modern structured adsorbents.
In the relativistic regime, there is also an improvement in the ability of capturing the position of shock waves (see Figure 5).
And the regularization term coupling with the gradient information improves the ability of capturing the boundaries with cusps and narrow topology structures.
In other words, the number of hidden nodes of the proposed ANN for experiments on a large number of features should be high enough to have the ability of capturing the patterns.
This also shows the ability of captured metagenomics to explain soil functionality.
To elucidate the ability of captured metagenomics, a number of whole metagenomic data sets from soil (WMG) that were deeply sequenced by pyrosequencing and were publicly available in MG-RAST were chosen for comparison.
This is because when K increases, Q = M/K decreases and, consequentially, the ability of coherently capturing the sub-channel energy (thus exploiting diversity) with the MMSE equalizer is reduced.
The results showed that the WCX magnetic beads could screen more proteins from serum samples of TB patients, with higher accuracy of the protein peaks and had stronger ability of protein capturing.
A 20-item tool, possibly containing items with just three response levels, may be promising from an operational perspective, provided the ability of adequately capturing cognitive decline is preserved.
