Sentence examples for captures the gap from inspiring English sources

(America, incidentally, captures the gap between Dr Fox and the Tory leadership like nothing else: he strives to maintain contact with the Republicans; Mr Cameron's people are fervent fans of Barack Obama).His enemies accuse Dr Fox of an incoherence that is typical of the right: craving a smaller state but complaining of cuts to favoured causes.

This parameter captures the gap acceptance behaviour of the driver as a function of speed of vehicle.

So the study may not accurately capture the gap in high-tax states like New York that tax high earners for the benefit of those who are struggling.

If there was one moment during Mr Chirac's presidency that seemed to capture the gap between the perceptions of ordinary French people and those who govern them, it was a two-hour televised debate held at the presidential palace ahead of the European referendum.

Simultaneously during manual count, video cameras are also arranged at all the legs to capture the gap acceptance and following behavior of the drivers.

A group of three displacement sensors can capture the gap height between the slipper and the swash plate in thirty positions through an index plate mechanism.

While we live in the vivid frames that make up our experiences, one artist has attempted to capture the gaps -- or blinks -- in between the 40 moments.

As a veteran of both East Coast and West Coast tech, McLaughlin captures the aesthetic gap as "the difference between a Palo Alto office park and a Bushwick loft".

That the film was made by 61-year-old Richard Thorpe, a mostly unremarkable director for hire since the silent era, is especially fascinating, since the film not only nails the dangerous allure of rock'n'roll – Vince frequently loses his temper in self-destructive situations – it completely captures the generation gap that it caused.

In order to test this hypothesis, we follow Bouis et al. (2012) and augment the baseline specification with an interaction term between the variable that captures the macroeconomic fluctuations (the gap growth) and the indicator of labour market deregulation.

The latter, the unexplained component, captures the part of the gap that remains unexplained after the health determinants are taken into account; it is seen as an indication of unequal treatment (discrimination) of the SES groups, and/or also differences in omitted determinants of health.