Sentence examples for originally captured from inspiring English sources

This information was originally captured in both original XML-CML documents, the first as part of an identifier element containing an early form of the InChI string: <identifier version= 0.932Beta" tautomeric="0">  <basic>C13H21N2O,1H3-12H 2H3 15(13H(3H3)4H3)11(16)10-7H-6H-8H-14(5H3)9H-10</basic> </identifiercharge> </identifier>.

He was originally captured in Kabul, Afghanistan in 2001.

It was originally captured by rebels in June but retaken by government forces in August.

Aamer was originally captured in Jalalabad by Afghan forces after the retreat from Tora Bora in December 2001.

It is a good joke that the tiger is called Richard Parker (a clerical error has given it the name of the hunter who originally captured it).

Greenberger dared him to prove it, and the result, originally captured on one side of a 90-minute cassette tape, is a darkly captivating album called "Downloading the Repertoire" -- an uninterrupted, if stammering, stream-of-consciousness 129-song medley.

So Snapchat users can only share old content without a border if they originally capture this content in Snapchat's app.

As I examined the Living Room more closely, I realized that the thing that originally had captured my interest when I started the Home Tour by peeping through the windows had been the beautiful built-in bookcases that flanked the sconces.

Mitochondria must be replaced often in neurons, in a process of self-replication called fission the organelles were originally microbes captured inside a cell as part of a symbiosis.

(The author, originally Australian, captures an antipodean estrangement in a place where settlement is only a thin skin over geography, and where the immigrant British "had left their destination behind them and could only recreate, here, its lesser emblems").

Non-associative logics were introduced originally to capture the combinatorial properties of language syntax (see Lambek 1961).