'capture volume' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe the amount of something that is obtained or saved. For example, "We managed to capture a large volume of data during the experiment."
A small capture volume (6-mm design event) and groundwater intrusion resulted in minimal hydrologic benefit.
Additionally, the rigid plaster set-up was moved in the capture volume to simulate walking and evaluate if inter-marker distances changed in comparison to static data.
During data capture the subject is asked to keep their head still to prevent them leaving the capture volume which is relatively restrictive.
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This is in large part due to the camera equipment used to capture facial movement, which in our case leads to restricted head movement (i.e., due to the size of the capture volume) and the need to place markers on the skin to get temporal registration.
And one of the things that I thought would be really cool would be a motion capture volume.
Unlike scanning microscopes, which collect volumetric information over time, 3-D snapshot microscopes can capture volumes at speeds limited only by the frame rate of the image sensor.
The methodology, based on calibrating the system using data recorded from capture volumes of different sizes and in trials of different durations, was applied to two different systems.
Future implementations of RSC are encouraged to account for seasonal high water table elevations that interact with the RSC media and adequately size pool and sand layer capture volumes.
The motion of fluorescent DNA is visualized and affected by both electroosmosis and electrophoresis, and capture volumes for small nanopores are calculated by finite element simulations.
He walked swiftly toward the floor of the hangar, a vast industrial space that he referred to as "the performance-capture volume".
