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So, we can capture the signal x via linear measurements: y = Ψx = ΨΦθ (2).

"We try and keep it as much of a surprise as we can so we can capture the excitement", says Rebecca Lane, Executive Director of Elm Croft of Halls.  .

So we can capture women's votes.

But we sometimes try to express ourselves so we can capture the uniqueness of our viewpoint and experiences.

"It's time to stop with the Band-Aid fixes and streamline water storage projects so we can capture water in wet years and prevent water crises for future generations," she said in a statement.

We present the VAR log linear asset pricing model in state space model with Markov-switching, so that we can capture the unobservable speculative bubbles.

We also extend the first-order CRF model to the second-order model so that we can capture dependency among three adjacent nucleotides.

"Jessica Simpson sharing her everyday struggles to get back to her pre-baby body is something that is so relevant that we can capture it on air or online," said Jodi Kahn, president of iVillage.

For each contig that was mapped to the reference genome, we extend it by the length of a read (e.g., 100 bp) on either end, so that we can capture reads that align only partially to the contig.

Acknowledging that young people are a particular 'risk group' for poor sexual health[ 13, 14] we have decided to include teenagers so that we can capture the needs, access patterns and services received by this important minority of service users.

In short: it's the very fact that we can capture so many of the cardinality notions which live, as it were, below the countable/uncountable distinction which makes our sudden inability to capture the countable/uncountable distinction itself so initially surprising.