Sentence examples for currently capturing from inspiring English sources
So if it is mermaids that are currently capturing teenagers' imaginations then it is surely only a matter of time before a couple of dark, angsty films are given the green light.
BP has announced plans to install a tighter cap at the wellhead to replace the existing one that is currently capturing about 15,000 barrels of oil a day.
While the Syrian refugee crisis is currently capturing the world's attention, it reflects a much broader trend of increasing migration worldwide.
In addition, by analyzing the eGIFT iTerms that do not map to GO terms, we are able to identify information in the literature that we are not currently capturing.
Needham said most the upside is currently captured in the current share price and said it lowered the rating based on valuation.
However, other important aspects of diabetes management are not currently captured or incentivised by current targets, including self management skills and empowerment, which were evaluated in this study.
The United Nations Environment Programme, which has its world headquarters in Kenya's capital, Nairobi, thinks the geothermal potential of the Rift Valley is 14,000MW, yet only 200MW is currently captured.
Vaisala's real-time global lightning detection network, which is based on concepts originally developed at the University of Arizona and Stanford University, currently captures 1.5 million to 4 million lightning strokes each day of the year.
Engineers are also experimenting with membranes that would allow hydrogen to pass, but not carbon dioxide.There are four IGCC demonstration plants operating in America and Europe, although none currently captures carbon dioxide permanently; instead, it is simply released into the atmosphere.
The majority of images currently captured by the Street View fleet is of near high-definition quality (Cawley [2010]).
"Globally, 124 trillion in business payments is still going via cash, transfer or check, and only 1% of that is currently captured on cards.
