Sentence examples for closely captures from inspiring English sources

Food Bennie's Thai Cafe, 88 Fulton Street, at the corner of Gold, (212) 587-8935, may look like a workaday cafeteria from the outside, but of all the Thai places I've sampled in New York, it is the one whose kitchen most closely captures the flavors I remember tasting at street markets in Bangkok.

This model more closely captures the often complex matching properties of real rock fractures than previous more simplified models.

By simulating these load conditions, we show that the proposed propagation criterion closely captures these rate changes.

More importantly, it closely captures reflectance changes caused by land cover conversions, which is a big issue with current spatiotemporal data fusion methods.

Many thinkers reject the very idea of narrow content, while to many others it seems an attractive way to think about the kind or aspect of mental content that most closely captures the subject's perspective on the world, the nature of rational belief and inference, and the nature and extent of a priori knowledge.

Despite the long read, it is our responsibilities [sic] to play the role as the author for our books and help illuminate each accomplishment, detail every memory — and most importantly, write our ending that most closely captures a life filled with contentment.

Yet somehow, more than any of the movies that tried to address the turbulent social upheavals of the 60's more directly, "The Graduate" is the movie that many who actually lived through that time, including Mr. Howard, feel most closely captured the mind-set of the era.

There were more journalists here today than there were lawyers or courthouse employees, and each time Mr. Skakel emerged from the courthouse, television and newspaper photographers trailed him closely, capturing his every step, sometimes scurrying after him and the cadre of court security guards accompanying him.

The influence of the prestressing force on the trend of frequencies of vibration was closely captured for each beam, with errors less than 3% of the estimated frequencies.

The dynamic deformation of the samples was modeled using AUTODYN-2D, and a modified Johnson Cook constitutive equation was found to closely capture the dynamic response.

RCM successfully simulates the discharge hydrographs observed at the upstream section closely capturing both the peak rate and the time to peak, with average absolute errors less than 5% and 0.36 h, respectively.