postcapture

English

Etymology

post- +‎ capture

Adjective

postcapture (not comparable)

1. After a capture (of image data, a criminal, etc.).
   • 2003, Christopher R. Browning, Collected memories: Holocaust history and postwar testimony, page 8:

     The record of this courtroom testimony and cross-examination, Eichmann's fourth postcapture account, fills more than four hundred fifty printed pages of another volume of The Trial of Adolf Eichmann.

   • 2009, Yaakov Nahmias, Sangeeta Bhatia, Microdevices in biology and medicine, page 16:

     For the CD66b isolation protocol here, there will be approximately 250K to 400K cells in the device ready for postcapture processing.