Sentence examples for using it to capture from inspiring English sources

It will be good for portraiture and landscape, but you won't be using it to capture wildlife.

–The federal government exploits the mortgage and banking crisis, using it to capture the remaining private part of a sector in which it already has outposts: health care.

Fitness First and Virgin Active both told the BBC that members could wear the kit in their gyms, but would be forbidden from using it to capture images.

While I feel that 3D most often detracts from the viewing experience (as well as your wallet), Wenders gets 3D right by using it to capture an emerging art form that uses movement, distance, contact, and wordless acting to convey emotion and story in a way that is vibrant, refreshingly new, and provides the feeling of a revelation -- both for dance theater and 3D.

Almost as long as photographic technology has existed, its practitioners have used it to capture conflict.

The disadvantage of the methods in this category is that even if a variable has some useful information, ANNs may not be able to extract that information and use it to capture the relationship between that variable and the output.

Sealife's new five-megapixel DC500 eliminates this lag with its "Shark Mode," which remembers your last focus range and uses it to capture the image immediately.

And the British Library wants to use it to capture dialects, accents, oral histories and neighbourhood soundscapes.

@davidgnad is a motion designer "who found a new passion, mobile photography", and uses it to capture Berlin's diversity.

The $199 H2 can record a podcast, or singers and musicians might use it to capture live performances.

The Berlin has been popular ever since Vlad Kramnik used it to capture Kasparov's world crown in 2000.