Sentence examples for capturing close from inspiring English sources

If BP is now claiming that the flow rate was half the estimated 60,000 barrels per day, that means that when they were capturing 25,000 barrels per day, they were capturing close to all of the flow.

One OEA researcher asked the questions and the other took notes electronically, capturing close to verbatim what the students said.

When Deep Space 1 passed within 10 miles of the asteroid in July 1999, a pointing error caused its camera to miss capturing close-up images.

With no chance of capturing close-ups of grunting players, he had to wander around the outside courts and seek out angles usually missed by the press pack.

In addition to capturing close-ups of mineral springs, Mentasti turned her camera on the people who come to the Dead Sea for rejuvenation, and to treat a wide range of health conditions.

The natural focal length (60mm, FX equivalent) and large f/2.8 aperture are ideal for a wide variety of applications, whether capturing close-up details in flowers and insects or shooting flattering portraiture with a pleasing bokeh.

The capability of simultaneously capturing close-up and wide-angle views in a MRFL system can effectively address such limitation.

In 1783, a 21ft long female bottlenose whale (the same species that would achieve a brief, sad fame 200 years later) was captured close to London Bridge.

In some states where Obama won by double-digit margins — Wisconsin, Maryland, Virginia — he captured close to, or better than, 50percentt of white male voters.

China has captured close to 80 percent of the European market for solar panels over the last several years, with exports that reached $27 billion in 2011, before the trade battle began.

This trend is especially noticeable in America, where the top 10% of earners now captures close to 50% of national income, up from about 35% for the first three postwar decades.