Sentence examples for terms to capture from inspiring English sources

Just as classical Islamicate languages developed no equivalents for the words religion and politics, modern European languages have developed no adequate terms to capture the choices as Muslims have posed them.

Second one must formulate the problem in probabilistic terms to capture the inherent scatter in life estimates.

It would seem that the terms 'folk beliefs' and 'folk theories' are not the most appropriate terms to capture the theories set out by Jackson, Lewis and Johnston, and would be better replaced by reference, say, to common-sense.

Tse and Tsui (1997) followed by Tse (1998) propose a combination of the FIGARCH and APGARCH model and the obtained FIAPGARCH model incorporates fractional integration with asymmetric power terms to capture the above-mentioned distributional aspects in financial time series.

Different from previous Markovian analysis, we provide closed-form terms to capture the time-evolution of the storage system, and formally derive its related performance metrics under different maintenance strategies.

Each equation has three terms to capture the effects upon production from the upstream TFs, the linear degradation and stochastic gene expression.

An existing deterministic model is corrected by adding a correction term to capture the inherent bias, and model error arising from an inaccurate model form or missing variables.

I've been searching for the right term to capture what I do.

Tim Wise summarizes this vast literature, noting that during slavery, "the term 'white' to describe Europeans en masse was born as an umbrella term to capture the new pan-Euro unity needed to defend the system of African slavery and Indian genocide going on in the Americas.

Breast cancer was specifically added as a search term to capture the large body of literature from this population on sleep.

In addition to regular sire models and animal models, we applied sire models extended with a term to capture the remaining genetic variance not modeled by the sire-term.