Sentences with phrase «capture how»

But his article didn't really capture how much is lost in gaining that freedom... that gaping maw in your soul that threatens to swallow you up.

We understand that it can be hard to capture how different items, styles and colours go together so we have given you this little helping hand to demonstrate how our array of wonderful pieces can be mixed and matched to create fun, elegant, stylish and chic interiors.

I don't love Fall just because suddenly there are gorgeous pillows like this one that perfectly capture how you feel about the importance of this time of the year.

You really can't capture how lovely it is until you see it in person.

Your photos are beautiful and capture how special your trip is.

It was hard to really capture how striking the landscape was.

While these stats and Moodys» analysis are great, they fail to capture how homebuyers actually make decisions in the real world.

«These aggregate measures use the average changes in sales prices of homes that sell, and thus don't necessarily capture how the current value of individual homes compare to their pre-recession peaks.»

This dimension attempts to capture how depressed, hopeless, or defeated a spouse may sound when talking about his or her marriage (or about marriage in general).

London, England About Blog Blogging to capture how we survive raising our baby twins.

In no more than four sentences, your summary statement should capture how many years of experience you have and what you have accomplished in that time.

I'm not a huge fan of benchmarks, because I don't think they very well capture how well a phone performs in real life.

According to the article, «work is now underway to capture how such exchanges work and turn them into AI algorithms» and leverage «philosophy, linguistics, computer science, and even law and politics in order to get a handle on how debates fit together.»

Scientists and filmmakers collaborated to capture how plastic from ocean waste is ingested by the zooplankton in a study and a short environmental film.

Finally, the high - resolution satellite images will capture how much radiation actually was reflected back to the top of the atmosphere and will allow Menon and Fischer to fine - tune and validate their model.

The simulations have shown that the models capture how rather small heat increases beyond this threshold can result in abrupt and substantial yield losses.

The new study finds that this method of modeling is too simplistic to accurately capture how Greenland's ice is truly changing.

eg Such definitional assumptions and demarcations are not always clear in the academic literature, yet they are important, for they capture how transitions are framed and also propagated rhetorically to the public [162].

By combining bright pastels and softer colors, she invites the viewer to capture how the women are feeling and allows them to step inside the subjects» dreamy, sensual world.

Meanwhile, a Brazilian artist's amazing photos capture how faces change after 1, 2 and 3 glasses of wine.

Teresita Fernández (b. 1968, Miami, FL; lives and works in Brooklyn, NY) creates vast abstracted landscapes of minimal color and form that attempt to capture how we experience our surroundings, and how we define our environments in relation to identity and citizenship.

To adequately capture how it feels to race across changing surfaces, the Codemasters team has created brand new models for differential, suspension, engine mapping and turbo modelling.

So yes, it's obvious David Cage has been watching a lot of Blade Runner, but the opening chapter that serves as a demo still manages to capture how small decisions can often have big impacts on the story to come.

Photos truly can't capture how spectacular the views are from the house.

You have beautiful pictures of it that really capture how it is there.

A high opportunity to capture how people view themselves.

The amount of debt and delinquencies are climbing, and some experts say the official numbers don't even capture how big the problem really is.

Credit scores are a numerical representation that attempts to capture how safe or risky it would be for a lender like a bank, credit union, or credit card company to loan that individual money.

While that Miley Cyrus reference is upbeat and generally capture how investors perceive TFSAs, perhaps another song — Wrecking Ball might also describe the downside of TFSA.

There are no reliable statistics that capture how many authors in total are self - publishing — or for that matter, how many authors in total are submitting manuscripts to agents and publishers while seeking traditional publication.

But none of these assessments can capture how a person clarifies, builds, and negotiates ideas with another human being.

Her dissertation, publications, and presentations capture how family involvement often leads to an uneven playing field for students in higher education and how that process varies by race and class.

Most systems combine two main factors in measuring a teacher's performance: a rating based on at least one formal classroom observation, and a rating meant to capture how much students learn during the year.

«What we do,» she clarifies, «is capture how kids are thinking.»

A valid measure of teacher performance is one designed to capture how well teachers contribute to the student outcomes we value most.

«We have put that role in the forefront, so we needed to change principals» evaluations to capture how well they're doing what we say they should be doing.»

They want to capture how schools are doing in cultivating the full range of qualities necessary for students to succeed.

Teachers and parents around the country have questioned whether any «cookie cutter» test can capture how much an individual student knows.

As the H5P is external to your LMS — how are you going to capture how the student engages with the H5P learning object?

Test - based accountability proponents can point to research by Raj Chetty and colleagues that shows a connection between improvements in test scores and improved outcomes in adulthood, but their work examines testing from the 1980s, prior to the high - stakes era, and therefore does not capture how the threat of consequences might distort the relationship between test - score changes and later life outcomes.

Evidence can't just capture how things were or how they are.

An effort to capture how things really are, The Spectacular Now is an earnest coming - of - age film that avoids the glib reflexes symptomatic of the genre, and the sanctimony and staginess of overwrought addiction melodramas.

From the hovering drone shots that capture how the lush greenery of the island converges with its unrealistically clear blue seas to the immersive surfing montages which alternate from above and below the deep, it's undeniable that director Paul Soriano's...

Conveyed via two interviews done with Mike Nichols and theater director Jack O'Brien in the summer of 2014 at the Golden Theatre, where «An Evening with Nichols and May» premiered in 1960 — one in front of a paying audience, and one not — McGrath's film attempts to capture how a seven - year - old immigrant from Nazi Germany became one of the most influential and award - winning directors of all time.

Photos do not capture how gorgeous this shade is!

Here are a few more photos that really capture how beautiful this place is.

Pictures don't really do it justice since it's hard to capture how peaceful it was.

I don't love Fall just because suddenly there are gorgeous pillows like this one that perfectly capture how you feel about the importance of this time of the year.

We wanted to capture how you could dress for having drinks with a friend on a terrace on a sunny winter day.

It is an amazing shade of peach and the camera does not quite capture how fabulous it is.