Sentence examples for increments to capture from inspiring English sources

Confocal volume stacks were recorded at 35 minute time increments to capture the locomotion of individual cells over several hours.

This creates a construct with four strands exiting the skin in 1-cm increments and placed to capture as much of the retinaculum and capsule as possible (Fig. 3c).

The stadium "will create economic gain for this city because it's the right plan to capture real increments of growth in this generation," said John H. Alschuler Jr., the author of the four-month study and president of Hamilton, Rabinovitz & Alschuler, a public policy and management consulting firm.

We would progress in increments, using our binoculars and cameras to capture pictures of the wildlife and across the snowy plains.

A contiguous series of 28 optical sections (1 µm increments in the Z plane) was sufficient to capture most of the actin staining in the whole β-cell.

Detection was set to capture images automatically at 10 nm increments from 500 to 850 nm.

GP Within the nine-month increments that define MLS's seasons, it's difficult for any 66-day spring stretch to capture much relevance, but after Gregg Berhalter's revamped Columbus stoked fans' hopes with a 3-0-0 Marcan you can forgive Crew supporters for seeing their team's span between wins as a relative eternity.

On Giphy, you can find many iconic images from "2001" looping endlessly in seconds-long increments — a jarring compression that couldn't be more at odds with the languid eternity Kubrick sought to capture.

The loading increment during the test was first set to 0.5 kN with a loading rate of 0.005 kN/s to capture the initiation of concrete cracks and then was increased to 2 kN with a loading rate of 0.015 kN/s.

A grid increment of 75 m in three directions was used in the 3D-FD simulation, which made it possible to capture the short period information with a resolution as low as 0.5 s in sediment regions.

The rate at which poverty declines is a function of two things: economic growth and the share of any increment to growth captured by the poor.