Sentence examples for space capturing from inspiring English sources

Ms. Höfer stands at the center, nearly hiding behind her camera in the empty space, capturing the essence of absence.

In this paper, one of the tethered space capturing systems, Tethered Space Robot TSRR), is investigated.

Recent years, tethered space capturing systems have been considered as one of the most promising solutions for active space debris removal due to the increasing threat of space debris to spacecraft and astronauts.

The timbre space learned from this database needs to then be carefully tapped into in order to explore the overlap between the space based on isolated notes and a corresponding space capturing notes in the context of a solo performance.

The system learns classifiers in clustered, high-probability regions of the parameter space capturing the appearance of the object under the considered pose transformations and shape variations, gradually increasing the dimensionality of the exploration space from translation (3D), translation orientation (6D) to incorporating also the anisotropic scaling (9D) and shape variability (ND).

RSS-based techniques however are more efficient if combined with fingerprinting [8], which is a map-based approach that consists in creating a signature map in order to represent the physical space capturing the variations of the dynamic nature of the indoor radio propagation.

It is the largest indoor space captured with the technology.

Space captured the imagination long before anyone got anybody up there.

Because for all the talk of Stem subjects and industry opportunities, talk to anyone who works in a space-related field and they'll tell you it's because, at a young age, something about space captured their imagination.

As this "Magic Flute" worked hard to remind us, the Enlightenment truly believed it could herd the loose ends of humanity into a manageable space, capture the impulsiveness of a Tamino or the unruliness of a Papageno, and comfort both in a place designed by scientists and soothed by art.

In trying to figure out what he's looking at, the most he can do is to literally figure it out: he concludes that the space captured in the photograph is something in the region of forty square metres, and that there are more than a thousand bodies contained in it.