Examples of using Does not capture in English and their translations into Arabic
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But, a few times, the phone's camera does not capture what you see.
Does not capture unwanted screenshots when the system is idle or inactive.
This makes the photo waterproof, non-oxidizing, does not capture fingerprints and is much more durable.
Although the analysis does not capture all humanitarian funding, it suggests an uneven distribution of funds in favour of the humanitarian crises that enjoy significant political and media attention.
Mr. Menon(Singapore): Singapore cast its vote against this resolution because, in our view, it does not capture the diversity of the views that have been expressed on this important issue.
GNI per capita measures income poverty and does not capture multi-dimensions of poverty as for example the human development index(HDI) that measures different aspects of human depravation.
Which is supposed to cover this aspect of the investment analysis,is often used in a very superficial way and does not capture the specific implications of a" without investment" situation.
Since this review was undertaken in mid-2005, it does not capture many actions undertaken by the system, in particular regarding the development and strengthening of institutional frameworks for disaster reduction and response.
The Millennium Development Goal framework monitors whether or not people have access to an improved water source andsanitation facility, which does not capture all gradual improvements on the ground.
Although just short of the target, the figure does not capture broadcasters ' use of UNifeed, which averaged 266 downloads every month in 2007.
It is important to note that as 2011 was the first year of operations of UN-Women, there is no adequate biennial baseline against which to compare the 2012-2013 proposals. An arithmetic doubling of the 2011 budget to create abiennialized comparator provides a deficient benchmark because it does not capture all relevant budgetary elements and also does not provide for year-to-year cost increases.
The Office of HumanResources Management is therefore mindful that this does not capture all of the informal and formal complaints of harassment, abuse of authority and discrimination across the Organization.
Making matters worse, the geopolitical environment has changed fundamentally in the decade since the ESS was ratified, owing to economic rebalancing toward Asia, the upheavals in the Arab world, the revival of Russian assertiveness, and the rise of isolationist tendencies in the US. As a result,the ESS does not capture the reality of today's world- a fact that is obvious from its opening declaration that“Europe has never been so prosperous.”.
Critics of the law andeconomics movements have argued that normative economic analysis does not capture the importance of human rights and concerns for distributive justice. Some of the heaviest criticisms of the"classical" law and economics come from the critical legal studies movement, in particular Duncan Kennedy[11] and Mark Kelman.
The Board of Auditors can provide no assurance on this figure, which suffers from a number of limitations.(Forexample, it excludes capital budgets, does not capture actual expenditure and covers only proposed budgets because approved budgets do not contain sufficient detail to isolate relevant ICT components.).
Middle-income countries are categorized as such according to an indicator-- income per capita--which is limited in scope and does not capture the diversity and the complexity of the development challenges that these countries face, such as poverty; inequality; vulnerabilities to economic shocks, climate change and natural disasters; a lack of innovation and competitiveness in dynamic economic sectors; the risk associated with the" middle-income trap"; and institutional weaknesses.
The Board states that it can provide no assurance on the figure of $774 million estimated in the 2010 review conducted by the Office ofInformation and Communications Technology(see para. 14 above), which does not capture actual expenditure and covers only proposed budgets because approved budgets do not contain sufficient detail to isolate relevant ICT components.
My problem with smart phones is they don't capture context.
Soldiers do not capture the little children.
My drawing doesn't capture the hate.
Now tell me that this doesn't capture your imagination.
The Administration informed the Board that the non-expendable property system did not capture all acquisitions pertaining to non-expendable property.
The financial investment in evaluation is hard to calculate,since UNICEF information systems do not capture evaluation spending perfectly.
The Board was concerned that the Reality system did not capture all requisition amendments entered into IMIS.
If you do not want sound, choose“Do n't capture”- otherwise, record from your computer or from a microphone.
Furthermore, ISP surveys do not capture dial-up on demand users(i.e. non-subscribers) or those using prepaid cards.
Moreover, these indicators do not capture a number of structural variables that bear on debt-servicing capacity.
On the Adaptation Fund, the LDCs,the AFRICAN GROUP and the US stated the draft conclusions do not capture progress.
A Figures are from the space management database(January 2008), which do not capture some non-staff categories such as consultants.
The Ottomans didn't capture Vienna and they lost Hungary and as a result, their pride, their prestige, was damaged.