Sentence examples for further captures from inspiring English sources

The best known is Tariq Aziz, a former deputy prime minister and Saddam's chief representative to the outside world, who surrendered to American troops in Baghdad.A steady stream of further captures and surrenders can be expected: it seems to be too late for Iraq's surviving leaders to flee the country.

LAETT further captures the real traffic load on the shared medium.

In CutC, the glycyl radical abstracts the hydrogen from cysteine to produce a thiyl radical and further captures the hydrogen atom from choline at C1 position, resulting in molecular rearrangement and TMA production.

Accordingly, the sCMP class further captures the special case distributions of the CMP model: a geometric distribution with success probability, p=1−λ, when m=1, ν=0, and λ<1; and a Bernoulli distribution with success probability (p_{ast = } frac {lambda }{1+lambda }) when m=1 and ν→∞.

Exploratory opening track, "Further," captures their first moments ever playing together, in a studio or otherwise.

The Williams Institute report further captures that the top ten states where Black LGBT couples live include Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, Mississippi and Alabama.

The somewhat spooky effect is further captured in a series of drawings made from the artist's own humdrum photographs of a conspicuously backwater Saltburn beach.

As Kmart lowered prices on more than 30,000 products, Wal-Mart lowered its prices further, capturing shoppers that Kmart had hoped to snare.

Last month, for instance, Coca-Cola announced plans to invest $5bn over the next eight years to "further capture growth" in India's ready-to-drink market.

Further capture of state military equipment by Daesh remains a possibility, until we can carry out the action to deny them space and safe haven".

By victory in the Battle of Ourique (1139) he was able to impose tribute on his Muslim neighbours; and in 1147 he further captured Santarém and, availing himself of the services of passing crusaders, successfully laid siege to Lisbon.