Sentence examples for stated to capture from inspiring English sources

IGN's Hilary Goldstein stated, "To capture the 'comic book feel,' Raven Soft chose to go for a cel-shaded look with Legends.

In the unlikely event that all 213 million eligible voters cast ballots, either John McCain or Barack Obama could win enough states to capture the White House with only 47.8 million strategically located votes.

These include the creation of tunnel states to capture the rapidly diminishing utilisation and mortality through the first years on ART, and the provision of Markov states that reflect the strict two ARV-regimen approach to care contained in the WHO and South African national ART guidelines.

It is not hard to figure out how Mr. Codey managed, in this most cynical of states, to capture the public's affection and administration.

The ability of the young Jewish state to capture the Nazi murderer afforded a basic sense of security to the survivors of the Holocaust".

Further study will determine whether the dynamic channel model characteristics can be easily and beneficially extended, with additional states to capture the dynamic nature of adaptive traffic and radio channels on different timescales and with other channels and traffic types.

Furthermore, official EU auditing statistics are employed to (i) greatly improve the existing representation of agricultural support payments in the GTAP benchmark data and (ii) implement a detailed contemporary CAP baseline for member states to capture both the decoupled/coupled split of support payments and the distribution of support across both 'pillars'pillars

Systematists often describe multiple features in a character state to capture anatomical complexity, to document non-independent properties of a single anatomical entity, or to represent what is assumed to be a 'character complex'.

(Chiang et al., 2010) recently developed a related approach based on Markov dynamic models (MDM), which includes a set of hidden states to capture conformational dependencies.

Although the transition probabilities p(s t | s t −1)=1 for all t, the emission probabilities p(q t | s t ) are small, because the model relies on a single state to capture variability over the entire conformation space.

Chemical logic tells us that allosteric regulation of specificity would require both low and high affinity substrate/effector-enzyme states; low affinity states to sample substrate/effector pairs, and high affinity states to capture the correct pair, recruit β2 (class I) or adenosylcobalamin (class II), and initiate catalysis.