Sentence examples for capture the scale from inspiring English sources

"I wanted to capture the scale and the beauty of the lake.

That suggests official figures may have underestimated the size of the boom — and may not capture the scale of the credit squeeze under way.

Academic experts said the Trussell Trust figures did not capture the scale of emergency food aid provided by hundreds of other charities, churches and community groups.

The budget had called for two or three trips to the gorges, but Jia was unhappy with his attempts to capture the scale of the transformation, and he insisted on making six trips.

Numerical results show that the proposed beam model can capture the scale effect of the microstructure.

Numerical results show that the present plate model can capture the scale effects of microstructure.

Behind the legendary passion at its heart, the book captures the scale and the devastation of the war and its aftermath.

No one metric captures the scale of Bob Marley's legend except, perhaps, the impressive range of items adorned with his likeness.

For capturing the scale and biological richness of the ocean in a picture book, it seems hard to do better than "Down, Down, Down," by Steve Jenkins.

Edin captures the scale of the problem in her latest book, $2 a Day: Living on Almost Nothing in America, co-authored with researcher Luke Shaefer, an expert on surveys of the incomes of poor people.

Band of Brothers charted the exploits of the US Airborne Division's 506th Regiment (Easy Company) from their training to the Normandy landings and the eventual capitulation of the Nazis, and succeeded in capturing the scale and brutality of the backdrop without losing the emotional impact of the soldiers' personal journeys.