Sentence examples for terms of capture from inspiring English sources

"In terms of capture fisheries, we've now more or less peaked" at a current harvest of 90 million tons for fish caught in the wild, Kevern L. Cochrane, director of the Food and Agriculture Organization's resources use and conservation division, said in a telephone interview.

The presented designs are numerically modeled and compared in terms of capture efficiency.

The magnetophoretic separator performance is characterized in terms of capture efficiency.

The study indicates the need for advanced configuration in order for highly permeable membranes to be competitive with more mature technologies in terms of capture cost.

From the computations done so far, it is apparent that our method is superior in terms of capture quality than Li's [27] approach, and it can resist all forms of tampering.

This is also the idea in pursuit-evasion games, yet in these games, the payoff is not in terms of capacity, but in terms of capture time (Section 2), and hence, the running cost is L=1 in these games.

In terms of capturing the imagination, its only American rivals are New York and Los Angeles.

And in terms of capturing the broad truths about the city, the show comes pretty close, as well.

In terms of capturing the current anxiety and ambivalence we have about the role of technology, it's two movies: Her and Ex Machina.

The scene is a fantastic piece of writing, in terms of capturing how rehearsed and pre-scripted Hannah's little soliloquy is.

Yet it is the remote locations of the farms that make them so attractive in terms of capturing the strongest prevailing winds and avoiding planning objections.