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Fourth, it is impossible to capture everything from the original, so translators compensate in many ways.
It is impossible to capture on canvas the full horror and devastation of hand-to-hand combat on a huge scale.
In a basic partition semantics it is impossible to capture this.
The variety in scientific methods is impossible to capture in a set of easily memorized steps.
It means that, by utilizing the TFC, the STA can capture only frames propagated from the nAP and the STA, whereas it is impossible to capture any frame transmitted from the STA.
It is impossible to capture the characteristic of reverberant environment (RTF) by using a single frame, so we used the GMM to model segments (eight-frame, corresponds to 95 ms of context) of reverberant utterances.
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The truth is fragmentary and it's impossible to capture all of it.
It would be impossible to capture in a recording, even one using surround sound.
There is so much going on in the Middle East today, it's impossible to capture it all with one opinion.
It's impossible to capture them all in a short guide, so will just attempt to point out some highlights.
Because the filming was often done out of doors, it was impossible to capture sound, so dubbing — with all its synchronization problems — was required.
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