Sentence examples for in charge of capturing from inspiring English sources

This correspond to a typical real time imaging system, a task is in charge of capturing a picture, then each time a picture as been fully captured, this picture is being processed by a set of other tasks, while the next picture is being captured.

In particular, the technology object of the Study is relevant to the Capture Mechanism that, mounted on the Orbiter, is in charge of capturing and securing the Sample Canister, or Orbiting Sample, accommodating the Martian soil samples, previously delivered in Martian orbit by the Mars Ascent Vehicle.

It also featured Rep. Jim Moran (D-Va)., human rights attorney Jumana Musa and outspoken former CIA analyst Michael Scheuer, who formerly ran the unit in charge of capturing Osama bin Laden.

In more detail, our WANE is in charge of (i) capturing IGMP reports coming from the client by using a raw socket, (ii) encapsulating them into R6 messages, and (iii) encapsulating the latter messages together with some additional information within SIP message requests, which are then sent to the MBSC-SS.

During the passage, Nelson captured the Spanish frigate Santa Sabina and placed Lieutenants Jonathan Culverhouse and Thomas Hardy in charge of the captured vessel, taking the Spanish captain on board Minerve.

One order described by Defense Department officials was issued by the Army general in charge of interrogating captured Baathist officials and weapons scientists in Iraq, they said.

In 1813, Hinde was placed in charge of prisoners captured at this battle.

The scientists in charge of snake captured in the various regions filled in a questionnaire.

AT the end of World War II, the Allied powers found themselves in charge of thousands of captured enemies, many of whom had committed unspeakable crimes.

In March of 2012, a gang of pirates affiliated with those in charge of the Albedo captured a fishing trawler, the Naham 3, which had a crew of twenty-six.

The Queen granted the petition, and Nicholson was in charge of the forces that captured Port Royal on 2 October 1710.