Sentence examples for topics to capture from inspiring English sources

Depicting the spatial interactions between species and their influences on ecosystem processes, was one of the more challenging topics to capture visually.

The book treats a range of topics selected to capture issues that arise across the social sciences, covering computational, empirical, and theoretical approaches.

FGDs were conducted with some relatively homogenous groups of participants (such as nurses or teachers) in order to elicit participants' views; to document the discussion and interactions between these participants in relation to particular topics; and to capture a range of opinions within these groups, using the limited time and resources that were available.

Acknowledging that research is never static, the RAMESES project does not seek to produce the last word on this topic but to capture current expertise and establish an agreed 'state of the science' on which future researchers will no doubt build.

Acknowledging that research is never static, the RAMESES II project does not seek to produce the last word on this topic but to capture current expertise and establish an agreed 'state of the science' on which future researchers will no doubt build.

Approaches based on graphical models try to maximize the joint distribution of visual words and the latent topics to effectively capture the latent topic structures present in the visual word collection.

The sixteenth theme was classified Miscellaneous to capture topics that failed to fit within the previous 15 themes.

In this hierarchical model, the layout topic is used to capture the local relationships among a limited number of parts when the part topic is used to locate the potential part regions.

Textwords were not truncated and MeSH terms were searched without being focused to main topic or exploded to capture narrower, more specific concepts.

A semi-structured topic guide aimed to capture the experience of retinopathy screening from the perspective of professionals and of patients (Boxes 1 and 2).

However, our study does illustrate the difficulties of achieving bibliographic comparisons across subject topics that are difficult to capture.