Sentence examples for carefully capture from inspiring English sources
The correlation of the error terms from the probit model were used to more carefully capture unobserved correlations among the available energy alternatives (biogas, firewood, charcoal, and dung).
Mr. Freeman recognized the rarity of it: he carefully captured the light by exposing the building's original materials and shapes to the sun from the windows, like a plate catching and creating an image.
In this case, we can expect high-quality DR results because a sufficient number of viewpoint images are carefully captured.
One could store a sufficient number of viewpoints when one carefully captures a scene during enough time [13, 25, 26].
But perhaps the wants leading to freely willed actions can be more carefully captured in ways that fit the spirit of the classical compatibilists' strategy.
The whole thing is suitably minimal, much like an actual museum: You find objects either by browsing randomly or by finding a corresponding tag, and are presented with some straightforward imagery and a player loaded with the carefully captured sound of the device being operated.
Except Modern Photography Executive Editor Caulfield wasn't an amateur photographer, and her process of carefully capturing a vase of hibiscus in Barbados hardly involved mere snapping.
Photographer Kenya Sugai, born in 1977 in Japan, carefully captures colors and forms, removing subjects from discernible places to shift the viewer's perception of each shot.
With a tender eye, Urrea carefully captures moments that organically unravel in his life and relationships, inviting the viewer to reconsider how different bodies are seen.
Even when initiatives flop, they can still provide tremendous value to your organization if you examine them carefully and capture the critical lessons.
The simple KNN method, however, does fail in reproducing the connected patterns carefully to capture the flow behavior of the system in a reasonable way when patterns are clustered through K-means method.
