Sentence examples for decision to capture from inspiring English sources
"I made a conscious decision to capture all the feelings and emotions when it was still fresh and exciting," he says.
Either party could make a strategic decision to capture the center, he said, or both could wait for a third party to fill the vacuum.
"The Chinese have made, on the political level, a conscious decision to capture this market and to develop this market aggressively," said Donald Pols, an economist with the organization.
Someone made a conscious decision to capture a precise scene of their choosing on photosensitive medium and reproduce it for others to see.
President Obama, despite the decision to capture or kill Osama bin Laden in 2011, is more cautious than bold and prefers "no drama" to high wire political balancing acts.
Some activists have even speculated that the recent sentencing of Ramsey Orta the man who filmed the death of Eric Garner at the hands of the NYPD to four years in prison for drugs and weapons charges was potentially motivated by his decision to capture video of that tragic incident.
Through on-site information and image previews provided by the equipment, students had more information to base their decisions to capture images.
Modeling smallholder farmers' adoption decisions to capture interdependencies and simultaneities provides useful information for integrating diverse perspectives into the design and promotion of technological innovations based on their nature of adoption, the specific technological innovations, and influencing factors.
Intuitively, for a hard-decision demapper, constellation points with a larger covariance should have a larger decision region to capture the uncertainty.
The original setup of the multi-sectoral model for a single decision maker is also extended, within a unitary framework, to the case of two decision makers to capture labor supply responses of both spouses.
This data-driven methodology employs multiple models, one for each decision point, to capture the time-varying relationships.
