Sentence examples for design to capture from inspiring English sources

Sargent means the term intelligent design to capture some hope for a perfect order, which he finds in tension with disorderly evolution.

Although the site could use some creative design to capture wandering surfers, the minimalist approach makes it easy for those with older browsers to use.

Thus, the carbon values lack shares of smaller trees and the non-woody vegetation layer, which would require a more frequent field sampling design to capture their dynamics.

Therefore, future studies can extend our study by collecting data at four time points or adopt a within-person design to capture change dynamics and causal relationships.

Overall, 1634 respondents were surveyed using a "before and after" study design to capture if and how awareness, attitudes and behaviours evolved over time.

Visual aesthetics is a critical factor of new product design to capture customer attention and create positive emotional reaction to enhance the customer satisfaction.

"It's designed to capture Arizona's free spirit".

The setting of Hillary Clinton's concession speech seemed designed to capture pained mourning and diminishment.

It's a song designed to capture the giddy rapture of thwarted desire.

The Q.N.I., on the other hand, was designed to capture the "objective value of world nationalities".

Today's campaigns are designed to capture the present and imagine the future.