Both of them capture the essential Miami need to literally keep cool while looking cool.
He works hard to capture the essential emotions of Sendak's work, particularly what it's like to be very young.
His interest in each form of creativity was an attempt to capture the essential element underlying all of them.
Working directly from nature, as Chase instructed, she was able to capture the essential qualities of each locale.
While greatly simplifying real-world situations, the PD may be a useful metaphor to capture the essential dilemma facing countries engaged in an enduring rivalry.
According to the reggae author Lloyd Bradley, writers have always struggled to capture the "essential purity" of Marley, which is more easily defined in photographs than in print.
Advance copies of the speeches show that they vary in length, style and emphasis, but in ways subtle and overt, they capture the essential character of the candidates.
This is not to suggest that Mr. Neeson and Ms. Linney, who are best known for their work in film, fail to capture the essential ordinariness of the plain-speaking New Englanders they portray.
The guidelines drawn up under the Clinton administration "no longer pertain," she said, because the criteria specified by President Bush "capture the essential elements of the guidelines and supplant them".
The model can capture the essential dynamics of a unit.
The reduced-order models suitable for control and which capture the essential physics are developed using the reduced-basis method.
