Sentence examples for detailed capture from inspiring English sources

The resulting algorithm is referred to as the hierarchical MLP and facilitates detailed capture of flow structures while maintaining formal order-of-accuracy in a smooth region and providing accurate non-oscillatory solutions across a discontinuous region.

This would entail detailed capture of variables related to the intervention under study (such as colloid dose, timing of administration) and the outcomes of interest (such as development of renal function).

Most of the patterns concerned with "Detailed Model Capture" entail extensive technical knowledge, use of tools, and investment of effort.

Questionnaires, which have been the predominant instrument for collecting exposure information, cannot in detail capture the complexity of physical exposures at work, and their criterion validity may also be questioned, let alone they may give biased exposure data.

On the day Chopper died, an historically significant item of household paper waste detailing the capture of another Australian larrikin, Ned Kelly, fittingly resurfaced.

Blow it up, and the detail captured even at full magnification is really impressive.

Each shot is artfully composed, but only so the action cinematography can be maximized and every detail captured.

WHEN guests recall the wedding of Renee Oler and Kenneth Davis III years from now, they will probably talk about those details captured by the senses.

In good light the level of detail captured in photos is fantastic, and when blown up to full size suffers none of the over-sharpening or artefacts that many other do.

There is one 12-megapixel colour camera with optical image stabilisation and one 20-megapixel monochrome sensor, which is used to collect more light information for the colour camera to improve the amount of detail captured in the shots.

During the opening parade-ground section, Kay choreographs the marching and manoeuvres with an eagle eye for detail, capturing the collective tension of the soldiers' bodies, the fixed obedience in their eyes.