Sentence examples for mostly captures from inspiring English sources

Census data mostly captures permanent residents.

There is camp humor and desperate bleakness in this older man's hunger, but the production mostly captures the former.

Although the A.M.T. was aimed at wealthy taxpayers who took advantage of abusive tax shelters, "it now mostly captures people who have big families or live in high-tax states — neither of which we think of as horrible tax shelters," Mr. Gale said.

According to Vu and Caplier [17], the LBP is basically a fine-scale descriptor that mostly captures small texture details.

Thus indicating that the correlation between paternal education and income mostly captures the permanent component of income, rather than income shocks.

The data is pretty sparse, but the Center for Venture Research CVRR) produces the most descriptive data available; it's derived from a sampling of angel groups, so it mostly captures accredited angel investment activity in tech-related startups (as opposed to restaurants and such).

His portraits of bathers on Russian beaches were mostly captured in the 80s, when it was forbidden to take nudes.

His White House photographer, Shealah Craighead, hasn't published many photos, and when she does, they mostly capture him from afar.

Still other readers might settle on "Bandits" (1969), which helped drive the switch in the Gestalt perspective on brigandage and lower-class rebellion away from that of the state, which is what archives mostly capture, to that of the rebels and their causes.

However, such an animation would lack some naturalness, which is mostly captured by secondary components.

The traffic has tripled and it's now streaming about three million videos per month, mostly captured from conferences and high-level events.