Sentence examples for purpose to capture a from inspiring English sources
According to IMDb, the film follows "National Geographic photographer James Balog across the Arctic as he deploys time-lapse cameras designed for one purpose: to capture a multi-year record of the world's changing glaciers".
The purpose: to capture new and improved photographic/video angles on high-end luxury homes for sale.
That atmosphere of uncertainty is cultivated on purpose to capture what goes on between being faced with something, and reacting to it.
The purpose of their project was to capture a large group of animals.
The purpose of the mechanism is to capture a full sample canister and transfer it to a storage cache, sample return spacecraft, or on-orbit laboratory for further scientific study.
The sectoral dummy (dsec) is used for simplification purposes to capture the effect of sectoral differences and has the value of one for a firm included in the particular sector classification, and zero otherwise.
Pathway diagrams serve several purposes; they can be used to capture a large amount of information, provide a point of reference for researchers with an interest in the pathway or particular member of that pathway, and can be used to aid the interpretation of systems level analyses.
Given such diversity, it is most practical for assessment purposes to capture the existence of constituent explanatory elements in students' explanatory models (cf. Nehm and Haertig [in press]).
The section pertaining to financial performance was omitted because the purpose of this study was only to capture a snapshot of this particular hospital's organization and gain insights into learning-related strengths and weaknesses.> -wrap-foot>0.050.05, normally distributed data; P <0.05, non-normally distributed data.
We say that a leaf's "purpose" is to capture energy from sunlight, and that a nut and bolt are designed to fit together.
"Normally when an individual is under indictment the purpose is to capture that person in order to bring him to court to try him .
