Sentence examples for material capture from inspiring English sources

MIT will look to reduce the emission of fugitive gases through chemical substitution, enhanced material capture and reuse, and possible process redesign in its laboratories.

To make the material capture rather than shed water, the researchers took another cue from the Stenocara beetle.

First, it leads to a change of the tip mass and hence resonance frequency f and free amplitude A 0. For instance, in the case of material capture the mass is increased, resonance frequency (f ~ (k/m)1/2) and free amplitude (A 0 ~ 1/m) are decreased.

Although there have been many studies done to elaborate, separately, the use of liposomes (in simulating biological membranes, material capture, and release) and fibrous networks (in representing an ECM-like environment), so far only a few studies exist that combine both aspects of assembly.

The material captures light, a major goal of the 19th-century painters.

A photovoltaic material captures photons and generates electrons, which are passed on to chemical catalysts to do the water splitting.

Footage of a cheetah running at full tilt with its claws extended for maximum grip is among the ground-breaking material captured for the latest BBC wildlife documentary.

A former British minister will today try to introduce a bill to tighten up the rules around the interception of communications by the security services to ensure there is judicial oversight of the material captured in this way.

He built a home studio using vintage recording equipment acquired from a 1950s radio station, and considered material captured on a simple dictaphone recorder every bit as valid as sophisticated studio recordings.

The segmentation mechanism in any such cry analysis system thus needs to be automatic and should be able to work with material captured in diverse recording contexts.

Additionally, instead of using the self-training method, other semi-supervised learning methods can be experimented with in order to improve the ability of the system to adapt to material captured in unseen acoustic settings.