Sentence examples for early capture from inspiring English sources

The only difference is that the erroneous early capture was executed by a pro.

Rather, they are probably products of early capture from heliocentric orbits2,3,4,5.

From Robinson's early capture by Moors to the seldom-read sequel "Robinson Crusoe's Vision of the Angelic World", Tufayl's footprints mark the great classic.

A typical problem of the downstream process of mammalian cell products is, for instance, the early capture of the highly diluted product from the complex process stream.

Putting aside the economic and psychological cost, the lockdown also prevented an early capture of the alleged bomber, who was discovered after Bostonians were given the all clear and a Watertown man wandered into his backyard for a cigarette and found a bleeding terrorist on his boat.

The original plan for Operation Overlord did not call for a landing on the Cotentin, but General Dwight D. Eisenhower, supreme commander of the Allied Expeditionary Force, added it to ensure an early capture of the port of Cherbourg at the northern tip of the peninsula.

She translates: "For a long time, I went to bed early," capturing some of the intentional awkwardness of the original.

McGinley's exhibit "Early" captures the contagious exuberance of being young and beautiful, and also down and out, in New York.

Williams broke serve twice early, captured the first five games, wrapped up the first set in 25 minutes and roared on to eight of the first nine games.

Those geologists who early captured his admiration communicated in English as opposed to math, McPhee notes approvingly, and "they could name things in a manner that sent shivers through the bones". Maybe.

For inverted bipolar switching resistive behaviors, the transmission electron in metallic filament path early captured by the lots of oxygen vacancy in ITO top electrode of Gd:SiO2 RRAM devices was proved and investigated in Fig. 1(a) [12].