Object

• spirit: It captures the true spirit of worship from the heart of his powerful ministry.

• mood: Other great features include seven Scene Selection shooting modes to capture the mood of every moment.

• moment: The upper image captures the moment that I first saw her, working away head down in her nesting ' pot ' .

• image: The camera can be left on site during the fitting out stage to capture clear images of any thieves or vandals.

Converse of object

• evade: In April 1993, suspected drug dealer Alfred Acree tried to evade capture in Charles County, Virginia, by running into a wood.

Subject

• pirate: A boy was captured by pirates, and had to serve them wine in a glass.

• bandit: When the real Kennedy King is captured by bandits in Spain, Latham goes to his aid but ends up a prisoner as well.

Adjective modifier

• ascent: Course content is appropriate for Ascent Capture end users as well as Solution Providers, integrators and consultants who are certified in Ascent Capture.

• incidental: The Directive requires that member states monitor the incidental capture and killing of all cetaceans.

Preposition: by

• bandit: When the real Kennedy King is captured by bandits in Spain, Latham goes to his aid but ends up a prisoner as well.

Modifies a noun

• microdissection: These are questions that are being addressed through techniques such as laser capture microdissection, in situ hybridization and techniques to investigate gene function.

Noun used with modifier

• motion: We will show how motion capture is done using state of the art virtual reality equipment.

• carbon: Until new, advanced technologies are developed for energy production, carbon capture and storage technologies are required.

• data: Can the data acquisition system capture around 30 frames per second?

• screen: Slide Show: A simple slide show of graphics or screen captures.