Sentence examples for concepts for capturing from inspiring English sources

There are 25 concepts for capturing energy from tidal currents.

We propose a new concept named 'way of achievement' as a key concept for capturing such functional knowledge.

However, this understanding of the significance of the concept of discrimination is challenged by Young, who claims that the concept is inadequate for capturing group-based wrongs.

Fundamentally, all of these frameworks build upon the concept of sparsity for capturing intra- and inter-signal correlations.

The aim should be to supplement the ICD system, and to ensure compatibility, a tracking system for stillbirths should adhere to the concepts of capturing the underlying causes.

About two decades ago, Bunge and Esling [Scripta Metall 1984; 18: 191–5] put forth a novel concept for capturing and simulating crystallographic texture evolution during large plastic strains on metals using an efficient spectral representation of the orientation distribution function.

A state-space concept is adopted in this work to construct a superstructure for capturing the characteristics of network configuration.

Moore et al have shown that MESH is a useful vocabulary for capturing clinical concepts in surgical pathology reports [ 6].

In the test to confirm the processual structure model (M1 from Figure 1), we obtained poor values; this test concept does not appear valid for capturing competence.

Another possibility for capturing the concept of the folding and stretching of trajectories so characteristic of chaotic dynamics is the following: (Chaos\(_{h})\) A discrete map \(f\) is chaotic if, for some iteration \(n \ge 1\), it maps the unit interval \(I\) into a horseshoe (see Figure 2).

These notebooks were for capturing ideas and concepts, preparing them, transmuting them, revising them, pounding them into refrains.