Sentence examples for thereby capturing from inspiring English sources

Proposed by the American political scientist Steven J. Brams, TOM allows players, starting at any outcome in a payoff matrix, to move and countermove within the matrix, thereby capturing the changing strategic nature of games as they evolve over time.

This year's survey cannot be compared with previous years' because the methodology has been changed to include households that only use mobile phones, thereby capturing poorer and younger households that lack landlines.

For this insight, our thanks go to Australia's Channel 9 for mistakenly leaving a stump microphone on during a commercial break, thereby capturing Aussie captain Michael Clarke courteously advising our own Jimmy Anderson to "get ready for a broken f — — — arm".

It counteracts ocean acidification, and the contained bio-limiting nutrients, Si and Fe, enhance marine productivity thereby capturing additional CO2.

In addition, the core layer is assumed to be compressible (extensible) in the transverse direction thereby capturing any wrinkling or global instabilities.

The intent is to calculate the evolution of the parameterised surface S on the computational domain X, thereby capturing the 3D interface between the three phase boundaries on a single surface.

Preminger often infused his genre films with the moods and tones of a moment and thereby captured a Zeitgeist all the more deeply than might other films of overtly social import.

In the literature on postcolonial societies, the concept of state capture refers to rulers favouring their own ethnic or regional groups rather than the nation as such; the state is thereby captured by a specific group.

But if someday a regional third-party candidate gets just enough popular votes in one or two states to squeeze out a plurality in those states and thereby captures enough electoral votes to prevent either major-party candidate from amassing an electoral-college majority, the little rule will suddenly be very big indeed.

(boldsymbol{Lambda}^{ l-1)}) thereby captures the accumulated effect of the previous (l-1) completed unitaries, implemented via the cumulative operator (Q_{ l-1).

Second, the definition of an episode is more refined, since it is based on the actual pattern of claims rather than a fixed time window, thereby allowing actual care rendered to drive episode duration and thereby capture the appropriate costs.