Sentence examples for early captured from inspiring English sources
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].
For inverted set/reset state properties of the Gd:SiO2 RRAM devices, we suggested the transferred electron early captured by the lots of oxygen vacancy in top ITO electrode and formed the oppositely metallic filament [22].
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.
The Panbio dengue early capture ELISA employing the NS1- antigen (Inverness Medical Innovation Australia Pty Ltd ,Australia), was employed to detect the NS1 dengue virus antigen in the tested serum samples according to the procedure described by the manufacturer.
Nepal earlier captured their second Group A win with a nine-run victory over Afghanistan.
Director Jeff Orlowski has done for coral reefs what he did for Arctic glaciers five years earlier; captured on camera through time-lapse photography their demise.
The authors suggested biological explanations (e.g., girls experience growth spurts earlier, captured within this follow-up, or hormonal status may alter girls' responses) and suggested unmeasured SES-related confounders (e.g., gendered sports participation).
Furthermore, drug sales data may earlier capture changing population health status, as over-the-counter (OTC) sales and a dense network of pharmacies in most developed countries make drugs easily accessible to patients at the earliest appearance of their symptoms.
