Sentence examples for are now captured from inspiring English sources

And that system has been strengthened by the REF's emphasis on the wider impacts of UK research, which are now captured in a searchable database of almost 7,000 case studies.

The history-changing contributions of the Venetian Jewish community are now captured in the Ghetto inside Italy's first Jewish Museum, the Museo Ebraico.

Besides, the decrease in the size of the effect is probably due to the fact that also the composition of the reference group (countries of origin) changed markedly over time, and some of the positive effects of parental education on student outcomes are now captured by the coefficients of countries of origin.

These memories are now captured, annotated and posted within seconds of occurring.

And, fortunately, they are now captured in an exciting new book.

Nirvana; no longer does distant family have to wait for the mail to arrive to see photos of the new infant grandchild, or Ralph in his first baseball uniform, or Mary's first horseback ride, etc. Memories are now captured, annotated and posted within seconds of occurring.

By adding social media, pediatricians and clinics are now capturing teenagers, some of their most elusive patients.

"Even the cheapest cellphones are now capturing [images] in the megapixels.

The films were steeped in the kinds of stories she mentions, narratives from survivors of the kinds of encounters citizens are now capturing on cellphones.

"The old way we used to do it, like this, we would vent probably 16 million cubic feet of gas on average from each well that we are now capturing," Boling told "Years of Living Dangerously".

Analyst Alicia Forry said: The likelihood of a further profit warning in the near term appears low, and we think this risk is now captured in the valuation.