Sentence examples for reliably capture from inspiring English sources

Human reaction, and even a camera's shutter mechanisms, are too slow to reliably capture such precise moments in time.

But were markets truly efficient and rational-that is, could they reliably capture the impact of political controversy on firm performance?

One of the greatest challenges is how to reliably capture and remove a non-cooperative target avoiding to generate even more space debris.

However, developing microscopy techniques that have several kHz bandwidth necessary to reliably capture optically reported action potentials (APs) at multiple locations in parallel remains a significant challenge.

The significant potential of engineered tissue models is bounded by the current lack of robust scalable additive biomanufacturing processes that reliably capture the cell's structural microenvironments.

Those statements confounded Wall Street executives because backup centers could not reliably capture trading data instantaneously — known as synchronous data storage — if they were much more than 100 miles away.

While case counts were not reliable, trends and patterns of injury visits were reliably captured by ED SS.

The aquatic bladderwort suction trap is a functionally resilient structure for reliably capturing zooplankton prey.

The model reliably captured this same phenomenon on the cellular level and provides a potential explanation for how we perceive mixtures of odors from a neurobiological perspective.

Kate D. Levin, the cultural affairs commissioner, said that in her agency's experience a group's mission statement — as opposed to leaders, staff and board — most reliably captures what it does and who it serves.

It was only 20 years ago, for example, that wage and salary earners reliably captured about 75percentt of the national income, with the rest going to the providers of capital.