The phrase "capture situations" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to accurately depict or represent a particular situation. Example: The photographer's goal was to capture situations of everyday life in the bustling city streets.
For instance, the rigid nature of the mandatory bid rule (MBR) and its triggering thresholds might not be able to capture situations in which a company is controlled below the specified thresholds in such a scenario, the MBR does not fit, and the company cannot adapt the rules of the game to its peculiar ownership structure.
This could capture situations where arriving at work '2x' minutes late would be '4 times worse' than arriving 'x' minutes late, for example.
We use Model C to capture situations in which users either wait or defect immediately depending on the expected waiting times.
To capture situations which might be missed by the audio recording, the research staff took detailed field notes throughout the session.
(iii) Capacity to describe the transferring electron(s) and proton(s) in a similar fashion and to capture situations ranging from the adiabatic to the nonadiabatic regime with respect to other degrees of freedom.
The number of captured situations in the environment and quantity and variety of devices in the system produce considerable amounts of data, which should be processed, understood and followed by corresponding actions.
In the captured situation in which one woman ran "at an impressive speed" and barely made it onto a departing train, HOW long did the less fortunate commuters have to wait for the following train to depart?
Pialat uses mainly non-actors to capture hard situations with a raw and brutal force.
In this paper, we present a context model that includes thirteen contextual factors, which capture various situations in which developers interact with an IDE.
However, our generalized assumption of different PRN per channel can be easily extended to capture such situations by dividing such a multi-band PRN into multiple virtual PRNs.
Zenjidou Yamada's illustrations capture everyday situations in classic Japanese woodblock print style.
