Sentence examples for capturing the core from inspiring English sources

The principles of justice are the principles people committed to this idea of social cooperation would affirm as capturing the core of their intuitive pre-theoretical commitment.

After introducing Design Thinking, I present three specific aspects capturing the core of Design Thinking: (1) Consumer Empathy, (2) Visualization and Rapid Prototyping, and (3) Collaboration.

Bart (2001) postulates a mission statement as a formal written document constructed with the intension of capturing the core reason for the existence of the organization, which is the primary purpose that it wishes to accomplish.

Years later Trương would recall just how "close [South Vietnamese] were to annihilating or capturing the core of the Southern resistance – elite units of our frontline fighters along with the civilian and much of the military leadership".

Second, in our study we considered medical reports as the gold standard and benchmark for the comprehensiveness of the ICF in capturing the core content of MEWC.

The rationale behind this method was that 'common patterns that emerge from great variation are of particular interest and value in capturing the core experiences and central, shared aspects or impacts' of gout diagnosis.

To this end, Rajoy has run a populist campaign, guaranteed to capture the core vote, but also targeting lower-middle class voters worried about the economy and rising immigration.

The Pond is "a highly conceptual piece to capture the core value of the brand and translate it into a nonautomotive object for inspiration to the automotive designers," said Shin Sano, a strategist at Calty Design Research Center, Toyota's design studio in Newport Beach, Calif.

In "Bush Asserts 'We Must Not Waver' on Terror or Iraq" (front page, April 14), you capture the core of President Bush's message to the American people regarding the war: stay the course, treat every sign of resistance as the work of an evil minority deserving to be destroyed by force, and trust in my good judgment and conviction.

Roughly speaking, these try to capture the core business, pretty much as defined by the managers, rather than the "consolidated" accounts which try to include all subsidiaries and investments, warts and all, and which are the accounting benchmark globally.Those consolidated figures are at least published annually (and more frequently by some noble firms) and are the best guide to what is going on.

Thus we try to capture the core activities that mainly impact the organizing process.