Sentence examples for captured needs from inspiring English sources

"The thinking was that the addict needs to be captured, then once captured needs to be treated," Mr. Lamm said.

The significance of these difficulties is that the context for how delay is counted and captured needs to be understood.

In early August the British commander, General John Burgoyne, hoped to capture needed supplies and overawe New Englanders by dispatching a well-equipped regiment to Bennington under the German colonel Friedrich Baum.

The poor design of the Illinois revenue system, led by the lack of a Fair Tax, keeps Illinois from capturing needed revenue from the growing part of the state economy.

This could imply that diagnoses are too crude a measure to capture need.

Tables  2 and 3 provide an overview of the components used to capture need in each of the seven formulae.

For example, an app for signature capture needs to work on both small and large screens.

The cost of electric energy needed to capture per ton CO2 can be calculated as follows: C_{S} = C_{text{e}} e (6 where (C_{S}) is the cost of electric energy, which air capture needs to capture per ton of CO2; (C_{text{e}}) is the social cost of wind energy per kWh; e is the electric energy which air capture needs to capture per ton of CO2.

But the newest laptops will have multiple tiny mics to give you better sound quality for your basic audio capture needs.

Recently, while attending the iNACOL Symposium in Nashville, Tennessee, there were several debates about educational innovation, including the role of technology, competency-based approaches and using data to help capture needs or improvements in our education methodologies.

It captured that need for escape and terror of difference as experienced by this newly wedded but stubborn wife.