Sentence examples for to captures from inspiring English sources
verb
To take control of; to seize by force or stratagem.
- To capture an enemy, a vessel, or a criminal
Launched in 2009, the spacecraft has a high-resolution camera to captures images of the lunar surface and an altimeter.
The idea is to captures more variations in a handwritten data set than the typical standalone classifiers or their ensembles.
A H Tilstra et al. presented the high-definition design structure matrix (HDDSM) to captures a spectrum of interactions between components of a product [22].
According to captures in the lure traps, flying adults were present through early July to early October, with a peak at the end of August.
At the back-end of the th receive antenna, a simple filter which matches to captures the energy as follows: (16).
We review the current investment practices in the life science sector and present a comprehensive stage-gate model that aims to captures this investment process.
Are they in hard-to-capture regions?
"You have to capture it".
I wanted to capture that too.
"Here was a chance to capture that.
