Sentence examples for capture means from inspiring English sources
Its capture means the regime holds a land corridor to the Mediterranean coast where the Alawite community is mainly based.
One of the big post-bin Laden questions is whether his capture means we can get out of Afghanistan — at least, that's a question for the public; the people running the war seem to have realized better than most that it has, lately, had relatively little to do with bin Laden.
The BBC's Jim Muir, reporting from Lebanon, says Menagh airport is not "hugely significant strategically" but its capture means they now completely control the area.
Constraints on the size of database we can capture means that it is impossible to store exemplars for all phonemes in all contexts.
The mood he's trying to capture means he finds him playing a lot of vocal heavy material, and ballads always go down well.
Yet while Mexico's political elite gloated — and his lawyers prepared a vigorous court battle against possible extradition — leading analysts and critics of the US-backed drug war in Mexico noted that Guzmán's capture means little to the actual street-level drug market in America or to violence in Mexico.
Around television displays in crowded department stores, in buffet lines at Sunday brunches and along the streets of cities and towns from San Francisco to Lebanon, N.H., questions loomed: What would this capture mean for the insurgency against United States forces?
The ever-expanding use of the internet for creative projects, the growing video games market and the burgeoning use of technologies such as motion capture mean that new drama jobs are being created far beyond the stage.
It was the first one to capture mean reversion, an essential characteristic of the interest rate that sets it apart from other financial prices.
Both DC and DBS methods are able to capture mean monthly and seasonal climate characteristics in temperature (T), precipitation (P), and potential evapotranspiration (ETpot).
Aggregated, the data provide population-specific activity distributions and capture mean daily activity and exposure differences between men and women.
