Sentence examples for captured completely from inspiring English sources

Images can be acquired by using either a fan-shaped beam in which data are acquired through dynamic acquisition plane by plane or by a cone beam - this is also called 'volume-CT' [11] where the scanned subject is captured completely (based on the axial extent of the CT field of view) in one rotation, speeding up the imaging process.

On the other hand, anyone hoping to see mental 'intuition' captured completely by an oracle, must face the difficulty that Turing showed how his argument for the incompleteness of Turing machines could be applied with equal force to oracle-machines (Turing 1939, p. 173).

In other words, the initial condition of cells that are captured completely determines which basin of attraction they will find themselves in for the rest of the simulation.

The extent to which breakpoints are non-randomly clustered on chromosome arm 2R is not captured completely at the interval level of resolution.

Assuming that BV are captured completely by marker genotypes, the mixed linear model for the phenotypic values can be expressed in terms of a BVM (12) or an MEM (13) as 12 13 where we have introduced the incidence matrix Z to accommodate animals with repeated records or animals without records.

As this was a retrospective study, another limitation is that information on the cancer in some patients with RD could not be captured completely, especially when patients received their cancer treatment outside our center, possibly contributing to the lower SIR of cancers in patients with RD.

Even when paleontological occurrence records are available, they only define minimum geographic ranges, as the fossil record is unlikely to capture completely the entire geographic range of the species (parallel issues also affect neontological occurrence records, but they will generally be much less severe).

Women are expected to somehow magically capture completely contradictory states within one mortal body: to be both the Black Swan and the White, Madonna and whore, career woman and doting mother, Gillian Flynn's "cool girl" and Disney princess.

The impossibility to capture completely the condition of the patient and the selection mechanism which leads to the decision to operate, or not, at any given point in (follow-up) time, renders any multivariate analysis that attempts to make the groups of early and late operations comparable, biased.

However, ground truthing showed that the shaded-relief maps could not completely capture all RCHs in our study area due to local conditions.

Our second hypothesis was that no single available statistical method would completely capture all possible forms of interactions.