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capture

[kap-cher] / ˈkæp tʃər /




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Mr. Reich’s music runs from intimate to epic, and it’s all captured in this engaging set, supplemented with thoughtful essays by his advocates.

From The Wall Street Journal

Participants wore eye-tracking glasses that captured every blink and recorded exactly when each blink occurred.

From Science Daily

The rocks examined there date back to the Upper Cretaceous and capture the final few million years before dinosaurs disappeared.

From Science Daily

A washing machine microplastic filter needs both strengths: strong capture and resistance to blockage.

From Science Daily

Several of the genes that became active are responsible for producing nutrient pumps that capture iron-scavenging molecules and transport iron into fungal cells.

From Science Daily