Sentence examples for has caught much from inspiring English sources
Metal cluster formation on the DNA backbone, known as so-called DNA metallization, has caught much attention for both biological and non-biological research areas.
As was the case in the industrialized economies over the past century and a half, there now is a lot of optimism resulting from the economic dynamism that has caught much of the developing world.
OlliOlli, however, has caught much of the essence of what it is to skateboard; something of a surprise considering that it has reinterpreted the sport into a unrelentingly fast 2D platformer.
Since a large variety of digital games have been used in many fields for educational purposes, their real functions in learning have caught much attention as well.
For a case with such potential seriousness, it seems to have caught much of official Washington off guard.
Thus, techniques that allow for single-capsule mechanical characterization have caught much attention recently and we summarize experimental developments in this field as well as theoretical background of capsule deformation with special attention to small deformation measurements.
There seem to be fewer CCTV cameras than in the UK, as they don't seem to have caught much in Paris on Friday.
Nowadays, ion-sensitive field-effect transistors (ISFETs) have caught much attention due to their advantages such as small size and the possibilities for mass production [6, 7].
Besides, their optical and electronic properties have caught much attention from the perspective of solid-state physics and its application to optical devices [2, 3].
And while Gezi Park might have caught much of the world off-guard, the protests embody the political inertia of Turkey's past, as civil society has come head-on with the AKP's stalling democratization process.
At the beginning of 2014, fears about the possibility of a financial unravelling and a consequent hard landing of the Chinese economy had caught much attention, given possible spillover effects abroad.
