We prefer the broader terminology, since it highlights a general form of behavior common to a great variety of predicates and operators, e.g., knowledge releases but doesn't capture; possibility captures but doesn't release; and so on; and truth is special in doing both).
To analyse RA models that capture such possibilities, the use of queueing theory could help in addressing the delay issues.
To capture all possibilities, an approximation for the friction factor, that captures the laminar, the turbulent, and the transitional flows is utilized in this study.
Truth to tell the building's flat blue does not capture the possibilities of glazed brick, which can be as glassy and translucent as a mountain stream, something like the difference between modern bathroom tile and the rich, glassy quality of tile from the early 20th century.
We did our best to capture those possibilities - for the economy, government, and society -and have been surprised by the breadth of innovation underway.
This is well suited for exploring the concept of epistasis but does not capture all possibilities.
Nonetheless, the reference to the presupposed facts (not-A and not-B) in some of the paraphrases suggests that the subjunctive construction is a genuine attempt to capture the possibilities conveyed by the counterfactual conditional.
However, the observation that participants in some cases refer directly to the presupposed facts in their paraphrases (not-B because not-A) suggests that their use of the subjunctive construction is a genuine attempt to capture the possibilities conveyed by the counterfactual conditional.
In its brief life, the airline also captured the possibilities of flight, the limitations of technology, the power of celebrity, and the promise of national integration.
Nor is he saying that any new language, wherever invoked, must mention God, so long as it "allows us to capture the possibility of reverence, to name the holy, to talk about human agency in theological terms".
