Sentence examples for indeed capture from inspiring English sources

One of the specialties that Higgins developed was open-source geolocation authenticating that posted footage did indeed capture the place that it purported to document.

We present some analysis of the proposed method to illustrate that the method can indeed capture the long-range effect in channelized media.

If the new funding system can indeed capture offshore betting in addition to traditional cash bets, racing's income from betting could increase by tens of millions of pounds each year.

We prove our logics can indeed capture simulation and bisimulation, i.e. the existence of a simulation (or bisimulation) is equivalent to the preservation of (or equivalence with respect to) certain classes of sentences.

And it does, indeed, capture something of the loneliness of the dance floor, where revellers dance together yet somehow remain alone and disconnected; as a metaphor for the alienation of techno-culture it works rather well.

They do indeed capture a moment, a drama, at some hideous and telling peak, stopping time so precipitously that the mind involuntarily braces for what is implied and what must come next -- the sword in the flesh, the crumpled bodies hidden now by smoke.

The rising threats have indeed captured American attention.

The shot indeed captured the club at an extremely low ebb, relegated to the Second Division and bedevilled by hooliganism.

The comparison of mean, variance, frequency distribution, diversity (H') and phenotypic correlations revealed that the mini core indeed captured adequate variability from the core collection.

We attempt to highlight how integrating broader socio-ecological methods can be used to fill in those gaps and ensure such realities are indeed captured.

The audio sounds as if it was indeed captured on a train, as its speaker surveyed the passing land, that "centre of equal daughters, equal suns".