Sentence examples for adequately capturing from inspiring English sources

To be sure, there is a lively debate about whether the official statistics are adequately capturing some of the innovation that is going on in the New Economy, such as the proliferation of new goods and services, including comparison-shopping sites and streaming media.

Furthermore, adequately capturing the spatial and social dynamics of insurgency tends to require different computational techniques.

The triangular fuzzy number can be modeled and interpreted easily while adequately capturing the vagueness of linguistic assessments.

The accurate characterization of the thermodynamic models of a reactive solvent-based CO2 capture system is essential for adequately capturing system behavior in a process model.

For example, not adequately capturing the diffusion of civil wars over space [14] or the localized nature of attacks [15] would significantly lower the relevance of models to analysts.

I will draw on classical sociological theory to distinguish four sources of solidarity, which I argue are more adequately capturing the complex, multiple and overlapping sources of actually existing solidarities in diversity.

Wallace often expressed the view that life is too profuse for fiction to adequately capture it.

He struggled to find language that could adequately capture the experience.

It agreed to review "existing commonwealth institutions to adequately capture a national system".

There are no words or pictures that can adequately capture what mining has wrought in Nauru.

Pictures of Azzedine Alaïa's latest collection don't adequately capture the three-dimensional quality of the knitting.