Sentence examples for whether to capture from inspiring English sources

Customised templates could easily be developed manually for particular disciplines, research groups, for repeating experiments, and to enable users to select whether to capture particular information in a free-form or highly structured manner.

Already military personnel must decide within a moment whether to capture or kill the people who confront them.

There are also major doubts whether technology to capture CO2 and lock it underground, often touted as a panacea by the fossil fuel industry, will be developed in time to help avoid the dangerous sea level rise, drought, heatwaves and disease spurred by warming temperatures.

It explores whether attempts to capture a portion of the expanding market for 'ethical' wines and the expansion of corporate interests in 'responsibility' and 'ethics' work to depoliticize the meaning and nature of transformation.

A variety of trapping mechanisms exist and are designated as active or passive based on whether they move to capture prey.

Asked what he thinks of Hanks, Nasseri replies straight-faced, "Is he Japanese?" Regardless of whether Hanks manages to capture the refugee's deadpan delivery, the Hollywood retelling of Nasseri's odyssey will undoubtedly include a first-class ticket to the American dream.

Whether his ability to capture the simple luxury of excess, to play upon the almost innate desire to have excess, or his life which emulates both ideals has led to his growth in the contemporary art scene, Captain Casual has definitely found the merger of business and pleasure.

Researchers should carefully consider the purpose of their study, whether it is to capture medication that are dispensed or medications that are currently used by residents, when selecting a data source for research on LTCF populations.

Select whether you want to capture the entire video automatically or parts of the video manually.

The company's move raises the question of whether New York can continue to capture its share of a growing industry.

Here's a woman whose creative strength lies in trying to capture — whether it's in "Kids" or in "The Real Housewives of Orange County" — some essence of the mundane, though real, details of people's lives.