Sentence examples for cannot capture it from inspiring English sources
But even though CEOs are held accountable in areas that shareholder performance cannot capture, it remains the principal standard by which they are judged.
She could make you cry just watching her.' Daneman addresses the problem in her prologue: 'How to put something so visual, so potent with theatrical moment that even film cannot capture it, into plain words?
But Iraq more than most countries is dominated by its capital with its seven million people, and Isis may want to establish that it has Baghdad under the gun, even if it cannot capture it.
Photograph the scorpion if you cannot capture it.
By taking into account transaction flows between industries, CREIM is able to yield estimates of the spillover or indirect effects within the economy that direct analysis cannot capture because it examines each sector irrespective of its effect on other sectors.
The white king is threatened by the black queen; the square to which the king could move is also threatened; it cannot capture the queen, because it would then be in check by the rook.
The engraving of Shakespeare's face, points out Jonson, cannot capture his "wit"; it's just an inert picture that does no justice to what made Shakespeare unique, which was the lively play of his language, in speech and on the page.
However, while multi class learning using output codes provides a simple and powerful framework it cannot capture correlations between the different classes since it breaks a multi class problem into multiple independent binary problems [43].
However, the sigmoid is a monotonically increasing function of its input, so it cannot capture nonmonotonic response behavior, for instance cessation of firing under increasing synaptic drive due, also known as depolarization block.
In other words, although their model is able to offer an explanation for cell differentiation in vulval development, it cannot capture the full non-autonomous nature of the developmental process, since it does not reproduce developmental trajectories, chreodes, in an accurate and fully time-dependent manner.
