Sentence examples for sufficiently capture from inspiring English sources
Perkins was averaging a modest 7 points and 6.8 rebounds in the first five games of the finals, although that does not sufficiently capture his importance.
The temporal patterns of heating cycles for most of the monitoring years sufficiently capture the major emergence peaks observed at 16 monitoring sites.
Because of the powerful capability of learning and generalizing of GRNN, the output of our model can sufficiently capture the spatio-temporal correlations of TM.
However, assumptions based on the recent past likely underestimate future migration because they fail to sufficiently capture the powerful demographic, economic and sociopolitical forces increasingly driving international migration flows in the years ahead.
Existing models do not sufficiently capture the complexity of human environment interactions across different scales, and especially the link between landscape and local market levels, and national and sub-national level policies and markets is missing.
The complex pulsatile movement of the gas-fly ash mixture dominates the flow performance within the pipeline, and historically, non-invasive measurement devices such as the electrical capacitance tomography (ECT) were often used to sufficiently capture the flow dynamics.
The numerical results indicate that FSSI-CAS 3D can effectively and sufficiently capture a variation of phenomena of wave-induced dynamics of offshore structures, and momentary liquefaction in its dense poro-elastic seabed foundation.
Mr. Todd said that he believed the surge in youth interest had not been sufficiently captured by media organizations.
It is shown that a circuit with three time constants sufficiently captures the input/output response of the electrochemical model.
We conclude that, with a single fitted-parameter, the Special Blatz Ko sufficiently captured the salient features of collagen hydrogel compression over most examined formulations and treatments.
The Dodo's pedigree speaks to a broadening, deepening concern about animals that's no longer sufficiently captured by the phrase "animal welfare". An era of what might be called animal dignity is upon us.
