Sentence examples for though capturing from inspiring English sources
Though capturing the set on camera shows the fan's adoration for the duo, it also removes people from being a part of the live performance.
More generally, though capturing the congestion-related contribution from traffic emissions was challenging given available models, this framework was necessary to provide direct comparisons with the economic impacts of congestion.
Even though capturing and displaying HDR images has been widely explored during the last two decades [1 5], they are not broadly used in image processing and computer vision applications such as stereo matching and 3D reconstruction, segmentation, alpha matting, and face recognition.
Merton's model, though, captures the sudden blowup of corporate spreads when stock prices fall below a given threshold.
Those two comments, though, capture a new xenophobic wave of economic populism in the U.S., which sees foreigners "buying up America" and fears that corporate decisions in one country will end up being made by politicians in another.
This one, though, captured a lot of what it's like--I think of myself more of a performing artist than a recording artist.
They deserve a lot of credit, though, for capturing the breadth and spirit of the league.
The words etched into its side, though – "Captured in Egypt by the British Army 1801" – tell another important story of imperial rivalry.
What followed the critical success of his premier movie was a slew of films inhabiting the same universe that, though captured in different styles and covering varying material from relationship problems to jokes about drug use and sex, was loosely interconnected by recurring characters and jokes.
It's reflected in some wondrous ways: many of the domestic settings, like Elijah Muhammad's home, with the living room furniture wrapped in plastic covers, begin as though captured for photographs, and then come to life as the characters start to speak.
The mezzo-soprano Stephanie Blythe produced rich, clear tone in the fourth-movement aria, though without capturing all of its atmospheric mystery.
