Sentence examples for explore and capture from inspiring English sources
The initial user study aimed to explore and capture the needs to researchers for repository storage of research outputs, with particular emphasis on research datasets in fields of data-intensive research across multiple disciplines.
Work has been carried out to explore and capture synergies between traditional System Engineering, Program Management and Lean, which has been described as Lean Enablers for Managing Engineering Programs.
As a photographer, I find that this human dynamic is always wonderful to explore and capture.
Magnifying these intricate selections, sometimes to 100 times their normal size, allowed her to explore and capture beautiful details that would have been barely noticed by the human eye and turn them into their own exquisite, full-sized pieces.
With her newfound free time and a high-grade film camera, King began to explore and capture the world around her. Her work is largely inspired by her move to the South from suburban Maryland.
We hope that parents, teachers and young people themselves will use this contest to explore and capture the theme from their own unique perspective," invited Mr. Olsen.
This procedure is repeated until the intensity distributions start to converge, i.e. most crystallite orientations have been explored and captured.
She is currently exploring Asia and capturing the best moments in stories, photos, and films.
The questionnaire was developed by reviewing the RA literature as well as that of other chronic conditions in which work productivity has been previously explored, documented, and captured (for example, migraine headache and depression).
A number of nanostructures for the capture and purification of low-concentration peptides, such as silanized silica microspheres, polymer reverse micelles, metal organic frameworks, and hybrid materials, have been explored to capture and purify the low-concentration peptides from biosamples.
32 35 Qualitative research alongside randomised controlled trials can contribute in several ways to the development and evaluation of complex healthcare interventions and may be particularly useful in evaluating interventions that involve social and behavioural processes that are difficult to explore or capture using quantitative methods alone.
