Sentence examples for capture critical from inspiring English sources

So the Bush administration wants to paint John Kerry as a "flip-flopper" ("Bush Team Tries to Capture Critical First Judgments," Political Memo, March 10).

The best American models still lack sufficient resolution to capture critical features like the Rocky Mountains, which funnel humid Gulf of Mexico air over the heartland, or the Gulf Stream, which pumps tropical warmth north along the East Coast.

The EX-FH20 makes it easy to capture critical moments on video.

The increasing use of DMN decision tables to capture critical business knowledge raises the need to support analysis and refactoring tasks on these tables.

Experience-based approaches to software development promise to capture critical knowledge from software projects that can be used as a basis for continuous improvement of software development practices.

In this paper, we present "VDC-Analyst", a novel tool that can capture critical quality metrics such as Net Utility and Service Response Time, which can be used to quantify VDC platform readiness.

It is the horrific rather than the comic aspect of the novel that has captured critical attention.

He released three albums, but it wasn't till his fourth, Konnichiwa, released this year, that he captured critical attention.

Since its founding in 1992 as a stylish, sophisticated magazine of contemporary Southern culture, The Oxford American has captured critical praise that was never reflected in the marketplace.

A decade after he captured critical attention with "Pterodactyls" (also at the Vineyard), Mr. Silver continues to shape sentences that have the vibrant, poisoned lusciousness of a John Currin painting.

A decade after capturing critical attention with "Pterodactyls" (also at the Vineyard), Nicky Silver continues to shape sentences that have the vibrant, poisoned lusciousness of a John Currin painting.