Sentence examples for made capture from inspiring English sources

Although the snake often missed by striking either above of below the target, the fish had moved to a position that made capture feasible and occasionally successful (Movie S3, clips 10 13).

In other cases, he adds, low pressure in a well has made capture more difficult, or capture is less cost-effective when VOC content is low.

This study found that while an unpatterned target matching the background luminance was hardest to capture, targets with certain striped and zig-zag markings made capture more difficult compared with uniform conspicuous targets.

The Exiqon probe set consists of 1,700 custom made capture probes that are enhanced using locked nucleic acid (LNA) technology, which is claimed to normalize the Tm of the capture probes, as insertion of one LNA molecule into the capture probes increases the Tm by 2 to 8°C.

Mustafina scored 16.133 points, rarely showing any emotion, which made capturing this hug all the more gratifying.

Kruse's fellow-collectors no doubt knew that state and federal laws made capturing and keeping the zonatas an offense.

His testimony, which ended on Thursday, has featured the playing of numerous secret recordings he made capturing Mr. Defreitas and others planning the attack.

We spoke to the photographer about what made capturing the essence and the end of LOVE Park so special.

Interviews reflected personal experiences and perceptions that may not represent reality, while daily changes in South Sudan made capturing context at more than one point in time particularly difficult.

Logging can then happen in one tap, making capture of those kinds of events much more likely.

The technique reduces the energy penalty that normally arises from the separation of CO2 from other flue gases, hence, CLC could make capture of CO2 cheaper.