Sentence examples for challenge to capture from inspiring English sources
"It's a challenge to capture the presence of people who are missing".
"But if the system is being used in motion, there's more of a challenge to capture an image that can be read by a machine".
The challenge to capture in print that extensive and far-reaching history was taken up by the Cornell Association of Professors Emeriti CAPEE).
When Ricky George hit the winner and the crowd came on it was a true challenge to capture it with only five cameras.
WASHINGTON: HASSAM'S ETCHINGS -- Here was the challenge: to capture the essence of Impressionism -- its use of color and light -- with an artistic vocabulary confined to the black strokes of an etcher's needle and the lithographer's crayon.
Inside, on the July day when the town was mounting a challenge to capture the title for the world's largest red paper clip (not the one in the yard; a bigger one on the village green), the mood was festive.
The complex nature of farmer decision-making processes together with the diversity of results has posed a major challenge to capturing impact.
At the same time, middle-income neighborhoods stayed reliably Democratic, creating districts that Republicans will be challenged to capture back.
However, the documents that evoke prominent social emotions are usually mixed with noisy instances, and it is also challenging to capture the textual meaning of short messages.
Given the fidelity of the fine-scale transport and reaction processes built into ODT, and good flow modeling observed, more reduced combustion models will be challenged to capture nonpremixed flame reignition.
