Sentence examples for aspects capture from inspiring English sources

They indicate, however, that some of these aspects capture largely uncorrelated, non-redundant aspects about the repetition rates.

To determine how well these response aspects capture information about the repetition rate stimulus, we measured local group responses of cortical neurons in cat anterior auditory field (AAF) to click trains and calculated their mutual information based on these different codes.

Future observational studies may be less comprehensive and address more narrowly defined aspects, capture patient views, assess actual behaviour in the services, and focus on service models that are regarded as very good practice.

We will motivate an underlying conceptual model for these aspects capturing their foundations.

This could affect networking opportunities and keep the 'glass ceilings' in society impermeable, aspects captured by studies of gender inequality such as GII.

After introducing Design Thinking, I present three specific aspects capturing the core of Design Thinking: (1) Consumer Empathy, (2) Visualization and Rapid Prototyping, and (3) Collaboration.

Zanazzi was set to become a woman of letters--studying Italian, Latin, and ancient Greek literature--when a book about the universe's known and unknown aspects captured her imagination.

Latham's book beautifully touches on the case's many aspects – capturing the island's stunning beauty, the murky archival police evidence, the conspiracies that still swirl around the case and the key figures involved.

IGN felt that the real-time aspects captured "the cinematic brilliance of it all without ever falling back on obvious exaggerations or pretenses" and that the controls, specifically in relation to unit formation, were much improved.

The first author listened to the tapes while reading the transcription and noted the various aspects captured during the interviews (34– 34).

Considering the purpose of the portfolio, they felt that we need to develop summative assessment indicators that assess the formative aspects captured in the registrar's portfolio of learning.