Sentence examples for capturing the point from inspiring English sources

Though some economists argue otherwise, economics isn't that great at capturing the point of gift giving.

The majority of studies to date are static studies, capturing the point in time when samples were collected.

The 22nd Marines subsequently spent most of the day capturing the point against stiff Japanese resistance.

If the other team is capturing the point, the round will not end until the point's capture progress resets to 0. Payload maps feature a length of track atop which sits a bomb mounted on a cart.

Considerable individual variation in recorded behaviour appears to account for the difficulty capturing the point of emigration and these results demonstrate the potential pitfalls associated with species exhibiting complex dispersal behaviour.

This can be very useful if there are many enemies capturing the point, because it would be difficult to kill all the enemies by burning them.

It captured the point of view that both fuels, and threatens, the show's unusual comic vibe.

Based in Paris – ostensibly the city of love – she will travel anywhere in France and provide a photographer to capture the point at which the question is popped, snapping the couple from afar as marriage is proposed – for €400.

If we construe assertively uttering a sentence exemplifying 'S is P' as asserting the proposition that A is A, then we fail to capture the point of the assertion.

I examine the maximum as it captures the point of greatest threat.

The crossing threshold (Ct) value (at the inflexion spot of the sigmoid amplification curve to capture the point where DNA amplification is exponential) was recorded for all positive results.