Sentence examples for properly capture from inspiring English sources
Our current fiscal accounting does not properly capture this.
It couldn't, if I was to properly capture what I was trying to capture".
Neither measure would properly capture the rise in the volume of food given out (because families get bigger parcels and more food).
As I wrote on Planet Oz before UWA made its decision, Lomborg's methods fail to properly capture the costs of climate change impacts and presume there will be no catastrophic impacts.
He also rather poignantly pointed out, "Never will even the most impressive television footage properly capture the depth of fear and despair felt in the homes and hearts of Gazans who are yet again facing death, devastation and displacement".
Though Obrist is often assumed to be the kind of megalomaniac who is more prominent than the artists he shows — and who is willing to crush the heterogeneity of artists' work in order to extract coherent themes — that assumption doesn't properly capture him.
Ms Fiorina ended up in an awkward dance with the tea-party movement allowing, for example, Sarah Palin to endorse her but failing to show up at a rally with her, lest that prove too off-putting to independent Californians.In neighbouring Nevada, meanwhile, no national narrative about tea-party insurgencies could ever properly capture the complex personality of Harry Reid.
Mr Waldfogel and a coauthor reckon that tripling the selection of songs available has produced 15 times as much benefit for consumers than tripling the selection of a more predictable product.That prices do not properly capture the benefits of online commerce is reinforced by a paper examining the search behaviour of users on eBay.
Therefore, solution needs to be refined to properly capture local deformation in plastic region.
Nevertheless, the conventional service blueprinting technique does not properly capture and visualise the customer's service experience.
Therein, we also properly capture the deformation of the projectile and the damage of the target.
