The pair, all showmanship on screen at the piano, worked closely with Richard Sherman on set to capture the traits and personalities of the actual songwriters.
Developmental psychologists, for example, try to use resilience as a way to capture the traits, skills and circumstances that lead some children to do well despite experiencing extreme deprivation or violence.
Landmarks and other GM data can be placed to capture the functional traits that theory identifies (e.g., Hughes 1997; Wilhelmsen 2001) and the and technological traits that relate particularly to fluted points (Shott and Trail 2010; Fig. 1).
Analytical models assimilate the key and important data, but capture the major traits of the watershed.
Information is the equivalent of variance explained, showing how effectively a measure captures the latent trait.
The majority of SNPs individually explained only a small proportion of trait variation, but fitting all markers simultaneously captured most of the trait heritability for majority apple fruit traits.
They found that although the majority of the 2500 SNPs individually called in the training population explained only a small proportion of trait variation, fitting all the markers simultaneously captured most of the trait heritability for a range of fruit characters.
Our measures of male attractiveness and female preference were designed to capture these traits for the block as a whole so that preference-display runaways within selection lines do not obscure changes in the treatments relative to other lines within the block.
Mr. Burns's time in Vietnam attracted him to the material, which he said captured the universal traits of men at war.
Based on the level of user involvement when capturing the biometric traits, biometrics can be further defined as either active or passive.
