Sentence examples for rather captures from inspiring English sources

It's this keyboard that rather captures the imagination as the W500 looks every inch a netbook when attached to it.

It rather captures around 40 megapixels of raw data which is then compressed into an incredibly sharp 8-meagpixel image.

This is not too surprising, since the EPL index governing temporary contracts captures hiring costs, while the EPL index governing permanent contracts rather captures dismissals costs.

Context of culture differs in its relationship to language since it is not tied to a context of situation through text but rather captures its potential.

In this study, a theme is not necessarily dependent on quantifiable measures, but rather captures an important meaning in relation to the research questions and aims.

If the target attempts to evade, the last-minute angular acceleration requirements placed on the missile could exceed the aerodynamic capability, thereby causing a large miss distance', which rather captures the situation in the manuscript".

We'd rather capture it online than open on Thursday".

We would rather capture the big fish and release the small fish, such as yourself".

"The overwhelming majority of cookies don't collect personal data such as who you are, or where you live, but rather capture behavioural data that in the aggregate can be used to make certain deductions about a person's interest," he said.

In contrast, international filings, especially triadic patents, rather capture variations in research productivity.

As we now know, Major Hassan was not killed, but rather captured alive.