The phrase "able to capture all" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the capability of something to encompass or include everything within a certain context.
Example: "The new software is able to capture all relevant data from the user interactions, ensuring comprehensive analysis."
Alternatives: "capable of encompassing everything" or "able to include all aspects".
If you've never done this before, it might take a couple of drafts before you're able to capture all the important points.
In this case the process dynamics is based not on the assumptions on expected motion models (as in Scenario 1), but on a true dynamics provided by a direct integration using the inertial sensors and, therefore, is able to capture all the details of the corresponding motion.
I was making sure I was able to capture all this fabulousness in my selfie #curvy #curvee #curvie #bringbackcurvy #thick #lushes #fabulous #bbw #sexy #classy #stillcurvy.
The devices "should help mitigate to some extent the foul odors and also will destroy the methane, but they're not going to be able to capture all the gas that's leaking," air district spokesman Sam Atwood said.
The effort "should help mitigate to some extent the foul odors and also will destroy the methane, but they're not going to be able to capture all the gas that's leaking," said Sam Atwood, a spokesman with the South Coast Air Quality Management District.
Despite these limitations, it is remarkable that we were able to capture all the major effects of KCNE1 on the activation gating of KCNQ1.
"I love the idea of being able to capture an all-seeing, kind of like out-of-body perspective of where you live," says Tom, somewhat predictably.
The views are nothing short of totally breathtaking, to the extent that you keep wanting to stop and take pictures -- until you realize that you're never going to be able to capture it all.
The project was implemented for surveillance of ALRI related etiologies in settings where microbiology capacity was inexistent, although we were able to capture about all the patients who were admitted with acute respiratory symptoms, the frequency and the quality of specimens' collection for diagnosis was insufficient.
The strength of the present study is that we were able to capture almost all patients consulting with all types of shoulder pain during a six-month period.
Therefore, it is concluded that the developed algorithm is able to capture very accurately all the major leaflet kinematics and dynamics and can be used to study and optimize the design of BMHVs.
