Sentence examples for capture the possibility from inspiring English sources
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".
The F designation acts as a 'fail-safe' wild card that is designed to capture the possibility of allele drop-out and to do this it will match any allele.
The role of the share of immigrants is to capture the possibility that immigrants are more or less productive than natives or, at least, are thought to be so by the owners of firms.
The links between units thus capture the possibility of infection spreading from one unit to another (or in terms of newly infected patients the link, or course, represents certainty).
We introduce an interaction term between wealth and network to capture the possibility that, as migrant networks lower the costs of migration, the level of wealth necessary to be able to send a migrant decreases.
Ranging the drug cost (i.e., price) helped capture the possibility that research and developmental costs would be rolled into the drug price to varying degrees.
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.
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.
