Sentence examples for papers to capture from inspiring English sources

For more than a hundred and fifty years, publishers in New York have put out papers to capture the new arrivals at Ellis Island and Castle Garden and J.F.K. as they stood blinking into the sun, starved for news and instruction.

He used the leaves to replace photographic transparencies, shining through them directly on to the paper to capture the image.

He used new techniques developed by G. W. Pierce, co-author of the paper, to capture the sounds.

Mr. Handelsman, whose early site-specific installations also recall Robert Smithson, is now devoted to photograms, using light-sensitive paper to capture the play of headlights on leaves.

A sliding mode voltage control strategy is proposed in this paper to capture the maximum electrical energy from wind.

To this end, two promising micromechanical tests, atomic force microscopy (AFM) and nanoindentation, were used in this paper to capture the micromechanical properties of asphalt binder and mixture samples before and after moisture damage.

Motivated by histology information of the wing membrane of the bat, a statistical treatment is formulated in this paper to capture the overall effect of the distribution of fiber cross-sectional area and the distribution of the number of fibers.

In order to properly cooperate with the split-coefficient matrix methods and the characteristic of the SWEs, a new way to determine the shape of star in the GFDM is proposed in this paper to capture the wave transmission.

A dynamic model of an R134a automotive air conditioning system is presented as an example in this paper to capture the refrigerant migration during compressor shut-down and start-up operations.

For the Biennial, he is presenting a group of thirty small drawings created by skillfully spreading black Sumi ink on a surface of water and then applying paper to capture the abstract image.

This raises the question of the significance of the additional roles proposed in this paper (to capture the "escaped" leading strand).