Sentence examples for that could be captured from inspiring English sources

They observed that companies emit "information exhaust" that could be captured and used to "turbocharge" their offerings.

And if you think about it, the world is full of lots of networks that are based on relationships that could be captured by a graph.

Biblical association with Jesus led, in the Middle Ages, to the spreading of the legend of the gentle, goatlike unicorn that could be captured only by a virgin.

There is an argument that there should be state funding to help things get started where there are not many profits that could be captured.

That year, he patented the small-format carte-de-visite, which filled a need for portraits that could be captured rapidly and inexpensively.

Such forests would often decrease biodiversity rather than increase it, and would only ever hold a small fraction of the carbon that could be captured by giving space for natural forests.

The risk is that state institutions will be hollowed out or, worse still, that states could be captured by transnational criminal networks.

Another faction, however, argued that London could be captured with the army as it was, and that Gloucester would serve as a distraction from the main goal of the campaign.

Both experimental and computational results showed that radioiodine could be captured by ILs with a 1 1 mol stoichiometry.

For instance, it has been suggested that CO2 could be captured and sequestered in previously produced in situ blocks, or it could be piped to conventional oil fields for use in enhanced oil production.

The writer Andrew Billen, her long-time collaborator on this paper, says: "It was as if she had a very primitive notion of the soul – that you could be captured".