None of the EIU's criteria, for instance, captures the distinctive culture of IESE.
Director of photography Brandon Trost's camera even captures the distinctive light of San Francisco: a mix of salt fog, sun flare and stale incense smoke.
Proximal similarity focuses attention on the extent to which experimental procedures capture the distinctive characteristics of the marketing phenomenon under study.
Amateur photographers and independent filmmakers looking to chronicle bird life, take snapshots in Times Square or capture the distinctive thrum of New York's streets will not need to obtain permits or insurance under new rules being proposed by the Bloomberg administration.
Some experiments look for indirect evidence of dark matter by measuring gamma rays emitted when dark matter decays, while others try to capture the distinctive electronic traces that should be left behind when dark matter collides with other particles.
Based on the results of our analysis, we provide an update to the famous CoI model which captures the distinctive characteristics of the CoI model within the MOOC setting.
This work takes the novel approach of using temporal features evaluated over the whole of the mitotic phases rather than over single frames, thereby capturing the distinctive behaviour over the phases.
Gorin had recently arrived in the United States, and this film, like the two others included in Criterion's boxed set of his work, "Three Popular Films by Jean-Pierre Gorin," captures the distinctive pathos of migration and the quest for a sense of belonging.
I found myself thinking about Terence Davies, whose movies about English life in the nineteen-fifties don't stint on its injustices, but also capture the distinctive flavors and intimate joys, even, of families facing hardships, and of individuals whose very identity was the subject of fear and repression.
