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Unlike traditional video technology, high dynamic range imaging is capable of capturing a wide range of lighting in a scene.

The resulting mixture model (called DVMM) is then capable of capturing a broad family of distributions including non-Gaussian models.

The computation results show that the numerical model is capable of capturing a variety of nonlinear interaction phenomena between the composite breakwater and its seabed foundation.

The technology is capable of capturing a thousand data points a second, transferring the information instantaneously to coaches on the sidelines who can then make reactive and predictive decisions in real-time.

The rocks here may be capable of capturing a lot of carbon dioxide, but the challenge is doing it much faster than nature, in huge amounts and at low enough cost to make it more than a pipe dream.

Comparisons between the predictions and the literature experimental data illustrate that the present model is capable of capturing a reasonable agreement with experimental results for both the liquid and gas phases.

She is capable of capturing an art masterpiece or a person with a single adjective.

Also integrated into the camera is a two-megapixel digital still camera capable of capturing an image with a maximum resolution of 1,600 pixels by 1,200 pixels.

We asked 15 members of Forbes Communications Council to provide their best strategies for turning "dull" subjects into engaging stories capable of capturing an audience — and new customers.

Contrary to most traditional solutions that use a spherical mirror, this new product is capable of capturing an entire frame of vision in a single click.

Boyle, 85, and Smith, 79, invented the charge-coupled device (CCD), which was the first electronic chip capable of capturing an image.