Sentence examples for captures by that from inspiring English sources
While estimation conducted at a finer spatial resolution is preferable, PM2.5 is relatively homogeneous spatially [ 42], and so cells of this size probably capture most of the spatial variability in exposure to PM2.5, with the local traffic contribution captures by that separate covariate.
In a department where the insular "police personality" about which he had read about was rampant, he was determined not to be captured by that attitude.
He was also an odd, asexual type, best captured by that entirely obsolete word "nelly", a bit like the people Charles Hawtrey used to play.
Mr. Kemp was one of the few members to serve on a congressional budget committee whose outlook wasn't captured by that experience.
This paper examines the effect of different incentive structures, including reward and penalty based structures, for employees within an engineering firm on the value captured by that firm.
Come to think of it, the synergistic relationship among politicians, businesspeople, and journalists really is captured by that three-triangle logo because the principles in question are endlessly recycled.
Mr Piketty is sympathetic to David Ricardo's view of the importance of the scarce factor in production: gains from growth will tend to be captured by that which is most scarce in the economy.
To my mind that hope was always absurd, its impossibility captured by that meme of May on the phone, captioned: "Hello, is that Sky? Yes, I'd like to cancel my subscription but still receive all your channels". Shadow ministers admit that is even more unarguably true now.
It was necessary to sever their backbones in a couple of places to get them to lie flat in the pan, but the delicate flavor captured by that speedy transition from pond to pan was not present if one killed them and took them home to eat that night.
In other words, the ordinary concept of color is captured by that philosophical view known as 'Color Primitivism'.
