Sentence examples for captured the core from inspiring English sources
The field notes captured the core of what was supposed to be seen, according to Wolfinger's (2002) notion that field notes should capture relevant data.
Strawson then attempts to explain some other elucidations of the subject-predicate distinction as deriving from his own suggestion, and to develop a more general criterion on the basis of his own account having captured the core cases.
But hundreds of photos later, it was clear that he captured the core of my sexuality, and the woman that I have grown to be.
We conclude that even though we only used a single question we very likely captured the core concept.
To measure knowledge about prostate cancer screening, we designated four key knowledge questions, which captured the core messages in our intervention and represented knowledge we felt was essential to making a good decision about prostate cancer screening.
After introducing Design Thinking, I present three specific aspects capturing the core of Design Thinking: (1) Consumer Empathy, (2) Visualization and Rapid Prototyping, and (3) Collaboration.
To this end, Rajoy has run a populist campaign, guaranteed to capture the core vote, but also targeting lower-middle class voters worried about the economy and rising immigration.
An associative model presently captures the core elements of behavioural addiction included in the DSM (gambling) and identified for further consideration (internet gaming).
Too often, new initiatives – especially in big organizations – are developed through a series of inward-facing brainstorming sessions, which are designed to capture the core team's thinking on the subject.
It's purpose is more than just quirky decor; I think the veggie-chicken captures the core message of Gardner's latest review paper, which appears in Nutrition Reviews.
This course is designed to test and hone your skills at capturing the core of a real world finance problem, and developing a creative and insightful solution that is sensitive to the full context.
