Sentence examples for more quickly captured from inspiring English sources

However, faster chopping frequencies are desirable for practical in vivo studies, because they allow for faster image acquisition speeds (note that the PT-OCT SNR increases by capturing a greater number of photothermal cycles per A-scan [ 11], which can be more quickly captured with a faster chop frequency).

The French stormed across the Castelvecchio Bridge and quickly captured San Giorgio, but Vukassovich threw more infantry and cavalry into the struggle for the heights, which lasted most of the day.

In their words: Our search for U.S. biological experts led us to Wisconsin, where our attention was quickly captured by a group that has practiced sustainable forestry for more than 150 years, the Menominee.

Our search for U.S. biological experts led us to Wisconsin, where our attention was quickly captured by a group that has practiced sustainable forestry for more than 150 years, the Menominee.

More interesting than my journalistic acumen is the question of why the book so quickly captured the imagination of so many people.

Although more expensive than analog systems, Hologic's digital mammography, notably its Selenia machine, has quickly captured 27% of the market and will likely become the industry standard.

They quickly captured Canton, deposed the city's intransigent governor, and installed a more-compliant official.

One was quickly captured, and the other remained at large.

His protest quickly captured the imagination of the protest movement.

Rookwood was also shot, but survived and was quickly captured.

But Brich was young and experimental and soon started snapping scenes with his new, smaller Leica 35-millimeter camera that could capture images more quickly and catch more candid scenes.