Sentence examples for capture a part of from inspiring English sources

These were the "super profits" that Kevin Rudd's Labor government tried, without success, to capture a part of.

Yet there are still many comics who capture a part of their public sensibilities in a few funny words.

The self-portraits that will go on show alongside her BFI retrospective capture a part of the shooting experience that isn't preserved in the finished film, she says, adding that each character spontaneously demands her own style.

We'll explore the concept of brand equity and we'll use everything we've learned so far to figure out how to capture a part of the consumer's mind space.

You don't want to capture a part of the screen being presented and end up re-presenting a piece of the presentation.

This result suggests that LNCaP cells capture a part of the secreted PSP94 by an autologous membrane receptor and can be, therefore, used for the investigation of binding of PAB clones to the membrane-bound PSP94.

It captures a part of the plume in the valley which gives high concentrations locally.

A blocking tail captures a part of these sequences in the stem region of the hairpin.

However, it should be noted that the oxygen vacancy captures a part of active electron in surface X O Fe.

In the tetrahedral X Fe–O interface, the Fe2+ (Cr2+ or Mn2+; Cor+ or Ni2+) as electron donor provides or captures a part of electron (0.11 e or 0.02 e; 0.06 e or 0.35 e) to Fe3+ electron acceptor, promoting or suppressing Fe3+ O2− Fe2+ charge compensation.

It's narrator is an observer of things that go on around him and outside of him, and captures a part of the early years of 1960s, a period that bridged the muted 1950s and the turbulent 1960s.