Subsequently he captured Orléans, thoroughly disrupted the French Army of the Loire, and broke up Gen. A.E.A. Chanzy's part of that force at Le Mans.
Young Israeli organizers repeatedly turned out gigantic crowds insisting that their political leaders, regardless of party, had been so thoroughly captured by security concerns, ultra-Orthodox groups and other special interests that they could no longer respond to the country's middle class.
In a tight, vigorous performance of a suite from that work, the orchestra's woodwinds, brasses and percussion (with guitar, banjo and piano) thoroughly captured the music's essence and conveyed a palpable sense of its dark atmosphere and pervasive restlessness.
Both, the textual as well as the conceptual representations are not really appropriate for being thoroughly captured and validated by the 'requirement holders', i.e. the end users.
In this study, we thoroughly captured common genetic variation across 67 genes in the mTOR pathway and to our knowledge, this is the most comprehensive evaluation of common and coding variation in the mTOR pathway genes in relation with prostate cancer risk.
A huge amount of evidence, including hundreds of tweets, has been captured by officers and thoroughly examined.
Besides the analytical results, numerical analysis is made to thoroughly capture the performance impact of channel power imbalance on the performance gain of the CoMP methods.
The results of this study may lead to the further development of service taxonomy to thoroughly capture the knowledge about geospatial services.
The problems of multivariate models are due to (1) inability to thoroughly capture the levels of interactions; (2) uncertainties; (3) randomness (Mao and Sun 2011); and (4) imprecision (Zheng and Liu 2009) inherent in accident causes and occurrences.
The importance of capturing anisotropy is thoroughly examined and quantitatively assessed in this paper, through a number of simulations employing both large eddy simulations (LES) and Reynolds average Navier Stokes (RANS) approaches.
