4. Write essays reflecting on photographs' capacity to capture personal and historical memory.
McDougall doesn't just cite them or pull some colorful anecdotes from them; he has an extraordinary capacity to capture their central point or argument.
Since the heart uses electrical impulses to coordinate its beating rhythm, electricity from sources outside the body have the capacity to "capture" the heart and alter its beat.
Death and – as Hughes once called it – the after-party have a unique capacity to capture a moment that might have previously gone unrecognised.
BP does not yet have the capacity to capture that much oil in ships stationed above the leak, a mile down on the ocean floor.
Opposition to new coal-fired power plants built without new technology — that is, without the capacity to capture greenhouse gas emissions — is rising on both Wall Street and Main Street.
Industry experts say Brazil has the capacity to capture 5percentt of the global market, but the traditional shipbuilding powerhouses, Japan, South Korea and more recently China, remain formidable rivals.
"As our intelligence agencies well know, the massive reliance on electronic media for all kinds of communications – intimate, highly private, social, medical, business, religious etc – and the staggering technical capacity to capture and analyse all interactions readily delivers a full life profile of individuals," she said.
Between 2002 and 2004, Anne Collier, whose mid-career survey is up through January 10th at the Art Gallery of Ontario, took portraits of artists (including herself) using a modified Polaroid camera, which its inventors claimed had the capacity to capture auras.
But Mr. Suttles, in an appearance on NBC's "Today" show, said that an additional system being installed to collect and process 5,000 to 10,000 barrels a day "should give us the capacity to capture the great majority, the vast majority of this flow".
At a meeting in Pasadena, Calif., on Jan . 17to explore the data storage needs of the proposed mapping project, computer scientists, neuroscientists and nanoscientists concluded that it would require three petabytes of storage capacity to capture the amount of information generated by just one million neurons in a year.
