Sentence examples for capture the spectrum from inspiring English sources

If Clearwire can indeed go into a wireless auction and capture the spectrum it needs to build out a substantial network, the company should fetch a premium if it ever re-attempts to enter the public market.

The range of vaccine risks analyzed here was chosen to capture the spectrum of possible dynamical behaviors, rather than being based on actual or perceived vaccine risks from real populations.

Also, the canonical activation of cells used in this study are widely believed to simulate in vivo activation reasonably well, but there are other forms of activation (e.g. Th1/Th2/Th17/Treg cell polarization) that could be performed and profiled on microarrays to better capture the spectrum of leukocyte populations in blood.

The term 'inappropriate' may better capture the spectrum of unwanted or unnecessary treatments.

2) The Open Tree of Life (Opentree) strives to capture the spectrum of known biodiversity.

Interview questions included all three terms depression, stress and worries to capture the spectrum of depression seen in general practice.

In addition, the instrument has provision to capture the spectra of both secondary electrons and ions in parallel.

Painters -- like Camille Pissarro in "Boulevard Montmartre: Foggy Morning" -- captured the spectrum of Paris gray.

Director Michael Apted's commitment to his subjects over decades beautifully captures the spectrum of the human experience.

One light source, placed 6 mm from the spectrometer, collects light reflected from near the tissue surface, capturing the spectrum associated with the skin pigment.

There is currently no classification system or terminology that sufficiently captures the spectrum of pathology that can be seen in the newborn hip.