Sentence examples for captures a portion of from inspiring English sources
A familiar Victorian superstition claims that a mirror's reflection captures a portion of the soul; breaking a mirror, therefore, injures the spirit of the person who broke it.
The land artist James Turrell, also a pilot, captures a portion of sky, and frames it within a custom-made structure or an aperture such as a volcanic crater.
By Alexandra Kleeman A familiar Victorian superstition claims that a mirror's reflection captures a portion of the soul; breaking a mirror, therefore, injures the spirit of the person who broke it.
Each method only captures a portion of infections within the community with different timeliness and specificity.
(Estate tax supporters say the levy helps the government capture a portion of capital gains that have never been taxed at all).
"Novartis is trying to take advantage of this opportunity to capture a portion of the market left vacant with a brand that will reassure parents," two analysts at Raymond James wrote Wednesday in a note to investors.
The virus inserts itself into the genome of the host cell in order to replicate and then removes itself to infect other cells, sometimes capturing a portion of the host cell's genome along with its own.
RealNetworks plans to release software today that it hopes will convince media companies to distribute their vast libraries of music, movies and books over the Internet and enable RealNetworks to capture a portion of the hundreds of billions of dollars consumers are expected to spend on such products.
"The design calls for a pipe to be installed in the area of the gas flow to capture a portion of the leaking gas and then carry it to separate units that will remove the fluids from the gas and then either incinerate it or filter the odorant out of it," the gas company said.
It should be interesting to see if Ning can capture a portion of this anticipated cash.
The results support the promise of capturing a portion of this extra energy through gust tracking solutions.
