Sentence examples for captured appropriately from inspiring English sources

"He captured appropriately, I think, the mood of the country and a needed correction within the Democratic Party that was appropriate in the early nineties.

With regard to the research question, it is possible that additional factors that have a direct, moderating or mediating impact on the theoretical constructs are not captured appropriately.

The face support pressure, backfill grouting and arching effect cannot be captured appropriately in plain strain condition, which leads to the discrepancy between the model responses obtained from 2D numerical/analytical solutions and realistic 3D simulations.

It is shown that resonant characteristics of recorded ground motions can be captured appropriately by means of the probabilistic critical excitation method due to the present author regardless of the type of ground motions and the distance between the critical response and the actual one can be a new measure of criticality of ground motions.

A challenge of any literature analysis is whether 'all the relevant data' has been cited and captured appropriately.

This ensures that what is meaningful to the patient is more likely to be captured appropriately, thus enhancing content validity [ 83].

While studying wage discrimination at these levels is often justified on empirical and theoretical grounds (Ottaviano and Peri 2012), they are unable to capture appropriately the most important explanans in economic wage theory: labor productivity.

Because many of the previous models are based on the branching process model which does not capture appropriately long chains of messages in discussion threads, the depth distribution is often underestimated, as noted in Kumar et al. [83] and Gómez et al. [85].

The band members appear to sing to us from the bottom of the ocean, captured in appropriately murky detail using the Kinect.

Rigid block models capture appropriately the proneness of masonry to localised cracking and is numerically efficient in the sense of requiring significantly less degrees of freedom compared to, for instance, finite element models.

It is hoped that this study will enhance the interest in using stochastic dynamic techniques in drilling system analysis and design, as they can capture quite appropriately the inherent uncertainty of the bit forces and, potentially, of other sources.