Sentence examples for traditionally captured from inspiring English sources

Law enforcement biometric databases have traditionally captured DNA profiles related to criminal arrests or forensic investigations.

This may indeed be one reason that the televised Tony Awards ceremonies (this year's take place tonight) have traditionally captured so little of what makes the theater distinctive.

Creators can shoot 4 cameras simultaneously from different angles to capture these playable holographs, which seems like a steep requirement for amateurs, or by converting traditionally captured 2D or 3D content, though converting 2D content is quite difficult.

Expert systems have traditionally captured the explicit knowledge of a single expert or source of expertise in order to automatically provide conclusions or classifications within a narrow problem domain.

They were traditionally captured with traps and lassos, but since 1950, tranquillisers have been used.

Data about these binational cases have not been traditionally captured in either country's reporting system.

Traditionally, capturing the steps of scientific workflows and metadata was the role of the lab notebook, but the digital era has resulted instead in the fragmentation of data, processing, and annotation.

Traditionally videos captured by spherical cameras have a fish-eye look, which can be off-putting and distracting.

In agronomy, phenotype information has traditionally been captured in a free-text manner.

In this regard, the results from this study are somewhat encouraging, showing that groups who would not traditionally be captured can be targeted by increasing the type and sources of referrals.

Traditionally, the numbers captured were relatively small, and many were returned to their families after the talks which ended each inter-tribal spat.