Sentence examples for capture depictions from inspiring English sources
The realizable turbulence formulation was unable to produce the expected solids gulf-stream pattern (i.e., rising solid particles in the core and descending solid particles near the wall) in three-phase fluidized beds whereas the RNG and standard k ε models were able to better capture depictions of flow patterns.
The pastel drawings he produced during this period are sensitive and sympathetic depictions that capture both individual traits and a more generalized quality of human dignity.
The resulting images meld cartoonish illustration with realist technique, yielding sensual depictions that capture our ways of looking and feeling sexy, both real and pretend.
The covariate for television viewing may not have adequately captured exposure to alcohol depictions in television programming 41 42 and the one for alcohol marketing did not capture television or internet alcohol advertising exposures.
And we see therefore that the figures that are in the uppermost tier, of the main body of the forum, are depictions of captured Dacians; of Dacian prisoners brought back to Rome.
Colleagues said the on-screen depiction captures the woman's dedication and combative temperament.
These points can also be captured by the depiction of the PSR as the principle which accounts both for the possibility of things (i.e. due to the coherence of their essences), and for the actualization of essences (i.e. there is a cause of their actualization which thus brings them into existence).
Neither depiction captures the complexity or the opportunity of this historical moment in Egypt.
This film finally captures a complete depiction of why he's been such a great human being, making him one of the greatest athletes ever!
Kariel Gardosh, an Israeli political cartoonist who captured the national psyche in depictions of his country as an innocent boy in a tough neighborhood, died on Monday in Tel Aviv.
This depiction aims to capture features of our common experience.
