Sentence examples for which could capture from inspiring English sources
Deciphering the arcane actions of various cell populations during tumor angiogenesis requires sophisticated research models, which could capture the dynamics and complexity of the process.
Neil Darvill, who is director of informatics at the trust and director of health informatics service, says: "We had to digitalise it in terms of scanning – it is always the legacy issues which are the most challenging – but we also had to have a system which could capture information in real time".
Ms. Joyner uses a camera with a lens that can magnify objects up to 40 times, which could capture things in the sky as if they were only 20 feet away, but in broad daylight, it can still get a little tricky.
Buoyant from his popularity acquired by developing the incandescent light, Edison the Wizard of Menlo Park set out to commercialize his invention, the "phonograph," which could capture sound as a camera does images.
The current LP models in the feed industry, as well as at the farm level, do not allow the user to simulate time series scenarios, which could capture the fluctuating market prices for feed inputs.
Firstly, proteinase K was used to digest the proteins that might bind with iron, and secondly, ferrosoferric oxide (Fe3O4) was collected by a magnetic field which could capture MNPs and leave the bio-iron in the supernatant.
When a player moves a piece to a square on which it attacks the enemy king that is, a square from which it could capture the king if the king is not shielded or moved the king is said to be in check.
He also continued to draw – particularly horses, which he could capture perfectly.
He decided there was one — and only one — position from which he could capture the right picture: on a ladder just behind the line of fire... in an area that required a press pass.
Almost every day I think to myself, "Gee, I wish there were a mobile app with which I could capture intimate moments of my life through video and share them with my friends through the magic of social networking".
But its Staff Personnel Policy states that "stealing" and "other serious misconduct" are subject to disciplinary action, both of which could potentially capture the President's lavish spending of university dollars.
