Sentence examples for that strictly captures from inspiring English sources

Like on the Android model, my biggest complaint is about its ultrapixel camera — along with a second camera that strictly captures depth information to allow you to refocus photos after you take them.

Note that we use the terms 'capture-recapture' and 'mark-recapture' interchangeably; and also that the animals are often not strictly captured or recaptured (e.g. detection via camera traps, hair snares or acoustic sensors).

But was that, strictly speaking, antisocial?

PROs are especially useful in assessing a given treatment option since they measure dimensions of HRQoL that cannot be captured using strictly objective physiological measures [ 9].

Patient reported outcomes (PROs) are especially useful in assessing treatments for rheumatoid arthritis (RA) since they measure dimensions of health-related quality of life that cannot be captured using strictly objective physiological measures.

The point is not that these are as desirable as the options open to non-inmates, but simply that there are no strictly numerical ways of making this comparison that will capture what we think is important about freedom.

Moreover, there are subtle aspects of discrimination that are not captured by thinking strictly in terms of categories such as race, sex, religion, sexual orientation, and so on.

Anything that will capture your imagination.

Two years ago, when a mainland girl spilled dried noodles on a Hong Kong subway car, where eating is strictly prohibited, the confrontation that ensued was captured and uploaded online, and recriminations continued on social-media platforms for weeks.

Strictly speaking, the family innovation captures time-varying factors shared by siblings that are not captured by the other controls in the regression.

I like people that weren't captured".