Sentence examples for ones for capturing from inspiring English sources

There are a couple of startup companies looking at what chemical processes might be the best ones for capturing CO2.

What's lost in the roar of Microsoft's marketing machine, however, is that the Tablet PC isn't the only system, or even necessarily the best one, for capturing handwritten notes on the go -- especially if money is an object.

The proposed optimisation framework introduces a quantitative representation of business processes involving two matrices one for capturing the process design and one for calculating and evaluating the process attributes.

Both the iOS 7 devices need to be loaded with Camera Plus app, which converts one of the devices into a remote trigger and the other one for capturing images, videos.

This value is also the most meaningful one for capturing the disease burden attributable to the environment (next to last column in the Additional file 1), or the increase in healthy life years of a population when reducing environmental risks.

We have selected two sets of neurons in the input layer with each length τ for our proposed predictor, one set for capturing the slot(s) status, and the other one for the idle time slot(s) history.

We use the weighted distribution instead of the unweighted distribution as the weighted one allows for capturing the number of unique users that have shifted their attention.

We opted for a dual boot system because the Capture One software that drives the Phase One digital back for capturing full-color images has been more stable in a Mac environment and MSI capture requires software that only runs on a Windows system.

One promising method for capturing and storing the greenhouse gas carbon dioxide involves pumping the gas from factories into underground wells.

ΔV is the voltage shift for capturing one electron and is approximately 1 V for the gate oxide (SiO2) with a thickness of 4.5 nm [46].

The project, a joint federal-state undertaking, calls for capturing one trillion gallons of Florida's rainfall that is now wastefully flushed out to sea and rerouting it to the Everglades, which is dying for lack of fresh water.