A larger spot size and slower capture rate means that it lacks resolution to capture fine detail, but its longer range enables it to capture larger scenes with good positional accuracies.
So far, the constructed spatiotemporal model for the in vivo situation only contains direct information on static tissue architecture and thus lacks parameterization to capture dynamic, i.e. processes information.
The interpretation of these studies, however, is questioned by the heterogeneity of patient referral, adoption of surrogate end-points, lack of control arms and, overall, by the lack of power to capture enough hard end-points of the natural history of hepatitis B, including HCC.
But we lack a word to capture the patient, relentless siege-holding of which a cat is capable, and which is captured by Potter in "The Tale of Benjamin Bunny".
The best American models still lack sufficient resolution to capture critical features like the Rocky Mountains, which funnel humid Gulf of Mexico air over the heartland, or the Gulf Stream, which pumps tropical warmth north along the East Coast.
However, they lack the ability to capture long memory properties and do not jointly treat the mean and variance (variability) of a time-series.
However, these algorithms lack a technique to capture the mobility characteristics of VANET nodes and fall in a major drawback of forming clusters considering only position and direction of vehicles located in geographic proximity regardless of their high relative speed.
But Allen cautions that until UCYN-A bacteria are cultivated in the laboratory, it's impossible to be sure that they indeed lack the ability to capture carbon dioxide and release oxygen.
So Hempel's original theory seems to lack the resources to capture a key feature of inductive inference in science as well as in several other domains, i.e., the kind of "vertical" relationships of confirmation (and disconfirmation) between the description of observed phenomena and hypotheses concerning underlying structures, causes and processes.
However, existing approaches to autonomic computing lack the ability to capture routine human repair tasks in a way that takes into account the business context humans use in selecting an appropriate form of adaptation, while dealing with timing delays and uncertainties in outcome of repair actions.
Such representations lack the capacity to capture any but the simplest of associations.
