Sentence examples for more capable of capturing from inspiring English sources

Because they're not blatantly advertising the brand, but rather endorsing it presumably because they like the product they're more capable of capturing the attention of their own audiences.

Sony Pictures co-chairman Amy Pascal said there was "no writer working in Hollywood today who is more capable of capturing such an extraordinary life".

Alternatively, the S-D logic seems to be more capable of capturing the network-oriented reality of dynamic value constellations (Vargo and Lusch 2004; Vargo et al. 2008).

In this study, ANN is used to analyse the relationship between pedestrian flow parameters, which is more realistic and more capable of capturing the traffic dynamics.

Organizations that have a formal mentoring culture on average have 20% lower turnover, 46% higher-quality leaders, and are 1.7 times more capable of capturing organizational knowledge before it's lost with the retiring generation.

Shan et al.'s study [25] using the data gained in Tampa Bay Region indicated that the activity-based model is more capable of capturing the non-home based trips than the four-step model.

Nokia, however, has proven that PureView as a technology is more than capable of capturing some amazing images.

More specific models are capable of capturing the accurate dynamics of each individual piece of equipment.

He goes further to warn the Israelis that unless they end the captivity of more than ten thousand Palestinians they've been holding, "those who took Shalit captive are capable of capturing more of his mates".

Modelling the effects of pMTCT components 1 and 2 may demand more complex forms of model capable of capturing the dynamics of infection and transmission in the general population, as well as more comprehensive data permitting extrapolation over longer time horizons.

Researchers at the University of Illinois have now come up with self-assembling spherical solar cells capable of capturing more sunlight than flat ones.