| They also tend to waste more of their votes piling up majorities in safe seats instead of capturing marginal ones. |
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| Montagut also features Hawaiian-inspired foulard prints and gingerbread-coloured summer leather, capturing the glamour of summer. |
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| A talented photographer, he is already busy capturing images to represent the important issues for his age group. |
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| By capturing them on canvas he forever locates them, with covetous jealousy, within his private, contained artistic universe. |
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| The nine to 11-year-olds, armed with magnifying glasses, collecting trays and fishing nets, set about capturing creatures from the water. |
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| Alma's sketches are described as spare accurate lines, perfectly capturing personalities through mannerisms and idiosyncrasies. |
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| Instead of capturing a Rook, Black puts a Bishop en prise, with check, on an unguarded square. |
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| Banding usually takes place during July-September, and both young, fledged birds and adults are banded by capturing birds in bait traps. |
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| He breaks new ground, capturing the delicate amalgam of reason and reaction, elitism and populism, that was the counter-revolution. |
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| The high surface area of the silicon dioxide makes it a natural sorbent for capturing more carbon dioxide and sulfur dioxide. |
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| They require no soil and are secured to driftwood, shells or bark, capturing nutrients and moisture from the air. |
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| He had been nominated for awards on previous occasions but this was his first time capturing a title. |
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| But the disadvantage is the difficulty of capturing the essence of a place and responding to the vernacular architecture. |
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| The thrill and excitement of capturing unique moments is not the only thing that John enjoys about his work. |
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| It will also show a special documentary capturing the build-up to the big day. |
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| It may well be true that capturing him doesn't make America any safer than if he'd been left cowering in his spider hole for the next 50 years. |
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| Montana has ramped up its annual plan of hazing, capturing and slaughtering bison that leave the boundaries of Yellowstone National Park. |
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| Its popularity quickly spread, capturing the imagination of Australians both in the bush and throughout the colony. |
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| He picked up a rook and moved it forward three squares, capturing a knight, and exposing the king. |
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| He did not press the issue, the warm roasted haunch of a rabbit she placed before him finally capturing his full attention. |
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| The camerawork is artistically gritty, capturing surprisingly haunting images. |
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| The first way is to fire cannonry and other projectiles towards another ship in hopes of sinking, scaring, or capturing the vessel. |
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| I used the form of multiple cantos because I wanted a fragmented structure that suggests the difficulties in capturing the complexity of Angola. |
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| McMurray started racing go-karts at 10 and quickly established a winning habit, capturing four U.S. titles. |
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| The speed and accuracy of stenography make it ideally suited to capturing the fast, and unpredictable, output of live broadcasts. |
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| Balls that are jumped or isolated due to the removal of disks are captured but capturing the right colored balls is the key to winning. |
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| So have you got any pictures capturing life in Bury in the 19th, 20th and 21st centuries? |
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| The presence of the shadow-like figures in each of her canvases only serves as a suggestion to set her mind on capturing the movement and rhythm. |
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| The cinematography is astonishing, almost monochrome, capturing the darkness at the heart of the story, using close ups to great effect. |
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| There hasn't been great fervency for football up here but I detect a change and that the club is now capturing our public's imagination. |
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| At one point, we were both taking a pic of a photographer capturing a bride and groom on film. |
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| After some deliberation, he moved his queen diagonally across the board, capturing Adam's remaining knight. |
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| Those of you who have visited my photoblog may think that my passion in photography lies in capturing scenery, landscapes and inanimate objects. |
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| The rawness of these recordings suits the band perfectly, capturing the slide guitar in particular in its gutbucket glory. |
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| This is a negative divergence, and the point is capturing flux, like water going down a sink. |
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| Sin, too, is a very powerful and cruel tyrant, dominating and ruling over the whole world, capturing and enslaving all men. |
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| It could furnish the most propitious conditions for capturing popular sentiment and guaranteeing a successful campaign. |
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| Her poetry is a superb distillation of the black idiom, capturing tones from the exquisitely humorous to the hauntingly poignant. |
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| Arbus was also masterful at capturing the normalness of those that mainstream society branded as deviants or freaks. |
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| Rescuers of a wild giant panda which wandered into a Chinese city were led on a day-long chase before capturing the animal. |
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| And the writing is so pithy, so good at capturing the absurdly poignant with linguistic economy. |
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| Bardem's performance is astonishing, not so much in his ability to mimic a wasted body, but by capturing the essence of a lively intelligence. |
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| You should generally try to avoid playing aces, kings, queens and jacks except when capturing or building with them. |
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| The only similarity to the deadly Australian spider is that both use a comparable type of web for capturing prey. |
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| This 2001 set comes closest to capturing their kinetic, adrenalised live synergy. |
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| The two married an industrial ethic to a modernist aesthetic, capturing an entire ethos in a single seat. |
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| This is achieved by feedback control systems that can learn by capturing, storing, recalling, and analysing information. |
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| They also act as game wardens, capturing nuisance reptiles and animals to be transplanted to the less-inhabited parts of the base. |
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| The men move and take as at draughts, except that in capturing they move either forwards or backwards like a draught king. |
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| Today it is the mysterious world of witches, wizards and warlocks which is capturing their imaginations. |
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| In this arresting poem, she describes treeing a raccoon at night and capturing it on film. |
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| Jerome rubbed his chin, and after a few minutes of thought, moved his knight, capturing Adam's last bishop. |
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| He was particularly excited about the possibility of capturing a duck-billed platypus. |
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| But before xeroxing the format to Survivor or Big Brother, shouldn't our production houses look at creatively capturing the Indian milieu? |
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| Of this, Rs 60 lakhs was used to create infrastructure and train local people in capturing the animals. |
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| A complement of marines will board the vessel once you succeed in capturing it. |
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| Shadow detail is very good, capturing all the subtle gradations of darkness. |
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| The color reproduction is accurate, and the cinematography does a wonderful job of capturing the various points in the journey. |
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| The victors pursued the fleeing enemy, killing and capturing as many as they could, until trumpets sounded the retreat. |
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| It continues its raids, terrorizing villages, killing civilians and capturing and enslaving children. |
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| In order to bring your work to life, there are essential skills to creating and capturing ideas through icons, symbols and letterforms. |
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| The flash is too close to the lens and it has been capturing orbs of light, dust or moisture in the air. |
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| James was rewarded for his hard work, capturing the Senior Victor Ludorum title. |
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| It is such differences in pitch and stress that automated speech synthesis methods have difficulty capturing and reproducing. |
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| They're especially good with younger people, capturing them when they're young to cross-sell products later on. |
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| A hand silhouetted against the wall picked up a rook and moved it forward three squares, capturing a brave knight, and exposing the king. |
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| Most do an excellent job of capturing the classic feel of the characters, and imbuing an epic quality into proceedings. |
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| But the film is also notable for capturing the sheer energetic audacity of Mick Jagger's persona. |
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| Vipers, cobras, mambas, coral snakes and kraits and a few other snakes have evolved venom as a way of capturing prey. |
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| It will also give you the ability to clear your back-room inventory shelves of much of what's capturing your working capitol. |
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| It is also useful in capturing the relationships between telicity and path structures of prepositions. |
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| While the commission holds more meetings about capturing the narrative of Scottish life, artists are being starved of funds. |
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| A real-time scope offers the advantage of capturing and measuring transient phenomena like an occasional glitch in a fast clock. |
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| After some preliminary capturing, almost every move is a check, which pleases my inner patzer and keeps the tension level high. |
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| There have been several reports of missed opportunities in capturing the excused terror mastermind. |
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| Sinewy and sensuous, these preparatory masterworks are anatomical wonders capturing the longings of the famously impetuous painter. |
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| As Marx pointed out, idealism often was better than materialism at capturing agency. |
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| He spent three years travelling around the Northern Territory capturing the moments of mateship, passion and kinship during the games. |
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| As a photographer, Ziegler is mostly concerned with capturing human emotion, a story a rusty silo or barren tree can't tell. |
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| The lens stores and then focuses light from the video that you are capturing onto the image sensor located behind it. |
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| As ever her dancing was a sheer pleasure to watch, as she span around him weaving her enchantment and capturing his heart. |
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| A great deal of time is spent studying the sun's seasonal angles, capturing or controlling it with clerestories and tilted roof planes. |
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| Moore was admired and envied by 40-year-old women around the world for capturing the heart of an energetic beau 15 years her junior. |
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| You thought the Left went berko last year, what with all that liberating, capturing, and cooperation? |
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| By capturing London, this midland dialect in speech and writing captured the kingdom. |
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| Typically they will devote their third year efforts to capturing the charms of disused water towers or rubbish-strewn beaches in midwinter. |
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| The images look very good, the transfer sharply capturing the nuances of light and shade. |
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| They threw in their Mills bombs and then rushed the position, killing some of the Germans and capturing the gun. |
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| This is enhanced by languid cinematography, capturing scenes of the countryside and the small town in exquisite detail. |
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| I guess the secret is making sure that you have fabulously large sunglasses and a means of capturing events. |
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| By capturing the first flush of rain, the rain gardens help prevent pollution from entering waterways. |
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| First, Patterson told people he was going out with the express purpose of capturing a Bigfoot on camera. |
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| The center cards are given to the first player capturing a trick with a heart or with the queen of spades. |
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| It sounds like it was made by two people who spent a certain amount of time just tripping out and capturing thoughts and sounds on tape. |
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| Testino is not only renowned for photographing famous men and women, but capturing the core of their character. |
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| These studio moments whispered the transient chic of a leopard-print tie and fingerless gloves, capturing a modish instant. |
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| Multiple sundials were situated in strategic locations along the terraces, capturing the sun's light as it made its daily path across the sky. |
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| Painters in turn portrayed the poems, capturing the moods or personality of the characters or themes. |
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| Phoebes belong to the tyrant flycatcher family and are adapted for capturing insects on the wing. |
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| Then, in May 1944, German airborne forces mounted a daring raid that came close to capturing Tito. |
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| Unconsciously or not, he was skilled from an early age at capturing movement and at posing interesting and original compositions. |
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| The 22-year-old finished seventh in the standings last season, capturing two poles and five top-five finishes. |
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| For her, skip tracing is as much about stalking and capturing elusive prey as it is about getting paid. |
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| The end product is a strong, vibrant painting in bold colours with a wealth of detail capturing the jumble of roofs and chimneys. |
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| Ramos succeeds in capturing the sense of community and, more importantly, the unfaltering devotion the members had for the club. |
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| A total of 8 cameras will provide comprehensive coverage, capturing all the on-field action from ground level and overhead views. |
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| Two years ago its players created history, capturing the county championship for the first time ever. |
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| Against the wine Villa upped their game but had to withstand some fierce Mill onslaughts before capturing the points. |
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| Laurie was particularly effective at capturing Bertie's distinctive blend of airy nonchalance and refined gormlessness. |
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| Finally, some boxfishes and triggerfishes use an equally novel technique for capturing prey. |
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| To illustrate a concept of subscribing to a car and capturing its personality, the Toyota Aygo unsuspectedly unfolds through a mail slot. |
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| I thought about capturing the political conflict through the untutored vision of a child. |
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| In particular, a snippet capturing the central character's reaction to the Son of God. |
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| Indeed, the separatists boasted at the end of June of capturing a Buk system when they overran a Ukrainian base. |
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| As Milton plunges into the jungle, a young mammalogist walks out of it, tired from a night of capturing and measuring bats at different points around the island. |
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| Intruders may also install network sniffers and other monitoring programs in hopes of capturing information which will allow them to access other hosts. |
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| At times Ennio Morricone's pulsating score is dialed down a little too low in favor of capturing all of the sound design, but it's not a terrible trade. |
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| He does a really good job of capturing a real city, not a Hollywood city where gritty is represented by new stuff with smudges of schmutz on the top. |
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| Is it too corny to think of Bailey capturing love with the click of a shutter? |
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| Though fairly simple animals, the tentacles of sea anemones are covered with intricate stinging cells used both for defence and for capturing prey. |
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| Finally, there were the ubiquitous Japanese tourists, who were presumably on whistle-stop tours of Oxford with the intention of capturing as much of it on film as possible. |
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| They ended up capturing the true essence of the two of them. |
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| The films may be useful not only for capturing the alternative chemicals but also for minimizing methyl bromide emissions until the phaseout is complete. |
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| Truth be told, there is no one better at capturing the agony and alarm of a woman in the throes of a nervous breakdown than Moore. |
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| By one account, it aided U.S. troops in capturing or killing at least ten of those senior leaders from the battlefield. |
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| He took us on a tour of the labyrinth which was a maze of many small tunnels interconnected randomly and the Britishers had had a tough time capturing the place. |
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| However, Canaletto was not interested in capturing the atmosphere of Venice, unlike Turner, the Impressionists and other painters who have followed. |
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| The country will claim that it has succeeded in its declared aims of neutralising terrorism by killing or capturing at least 15 people who it accused of dozens of murders. |
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| Kids drawn from different schools enthralled viewers with their scintillating performance while lensmen had a field day capturing them in brilliant postures. |
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| So, Keller takes the law into his own hands by capturing Jones and torturing him in a desperate attempt to locate the girls. |
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| Your team is given an objective like capturing important secret papers, capturing an occupied beachhead, or holding off the enemy from a strategic position. |
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| That cycle of intelligence-gathering and capturing or killing fighters helped turn the tide of combat operations. |
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| John Luther Adams lives up to the title of his composition, capturing an oceanic torrent of sound in an awe-inspiring performance. |
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| He transitioned from simply capturing the people in his world to becoming, more consciously, a documenter of his times. |
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| Impish arpeggios moved mercurially from darkness to sheer joy in the twinkle of an eye, the entire interpretation capturing the essential scariness of the piece. |
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| Builders today use similar methods for passively capturing solar energy. |
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| Goodyear writes learnedly of the role magazines played in capturing those who became cool. |
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| Her voice, booming and soulful, capturing the attention of every ear in the theater, confirms what she is capable of. |
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| At the same time, his images are infused with a later, Impressionistic style, a snapshot of contemporary life, capturing an instant that would otherwise be lost. |
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| He is intent on making people look good but not necessarily beautiful in his work and achieves this by capturing secretive, edgy or cagey subjects. |
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| This study shows that in a competition between the two enzymes, DNA ligase trumps the flap endonuclease in capturing bubbles and creating expanded tracts. |
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| This is the process in which a proton is converted into a neutron by the nucleus capturing a negative electron from one of the inner orbits of its atom. |
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| Throughout his career, capa never abandoned his passion for capturing groundbreaking political events. |
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| Filmmaker Diana Whitten trailed Gomperts for seven years, capturing contentious missions to Spain and Morocco. |
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| They also feed visually by capturing prey from the surface of mud or water, by plunging their heads into water, and by snatching insects from the air. |
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| He used it as a remote eavesdropping device, tucked beneath beds and hidden in laundry hampers, capturing closed-door confessions and seizing suburban secrets. |
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| Yet the difficulty was in capturing the immediacy of a narrative that was chaotically in motion. |
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| You speak so lightly of capturing and shooting prize vessels! |
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| This chiaroscuro portrait, intended only to sell underwear, comes alarmingly close to capturing the man. |
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| An assured and engaging ham, Cunningham is the perfect guide, deftly capturing Provincetown's Dionysian delights and Apollonian beauty with wit, whimsy, and lyricism. |
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| From where I sit, that chimes with the man, capturing nicely what seems to be a prickly earnestness and an eagerness to convert everyone to his way of thinking. |
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| Hawke's Bay's junior world rowing champion Emma Twigg could be excused if she wanted to chill out and relax this week in her first visit home since capturing gold. |
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| While El Socialista and other socialist periodicals were appealing to working-class Spaniards, anarchism, intent on capturing the same audience, was also taking root in Spain. |
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| Will it link with other disciplines in the earth sciences, particularly the environmental earth sciences, capturing interest broadly throughout the community? |
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| Kevin looked down at the chess game, and made a move capturing a piece. |
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| The three mirrors, 2,5 metres in diameter, will be guided by a computer to track the movement of the sun, capturing the light and redirecting sunbeams into a small park below. |
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| Simon's winning portfolio of ten pictures included striking images capturing some of the major events of the last year and the diversity of life in Yorkshire. |
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| Another method of capturing data that has been used successfully in the past is to detail a Soldier to go around with a tabbed folder to unit members. |
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| The digital video recorders we cover here include at least a hard disk drive for initially capturing video and a DVD recorder for saving hard disk recordings. |
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| Like most of my sister's stories, it provoked a startling mental picture, capturing a moment in time when one's actions seem both unimaginably cruel and completely natural. |
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| Russell Crowe may have turned in a virtuoso performance, accurately capturing the confusion and paranoia of being in mental turmoil, but let's face it, so what. |
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| By electronically capturing the details of each purchase, they capture not just sales totals, but information on what has been removed from goods on hand. |
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| Despite all the slagging he got in the letters pages, for me no one even came close to capturing Kennedy's neat illustrations and innovative use of panels. |
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| He admired Tom Wolfe, and he had shockingly grand, novelistic aspirations of capturing full men. |
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| In this war, the targeting is often happening on computer monitors thousands of miles away, capturing images from drones. |
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| Security-camera footage capturing the derailment, which can be viewed here is pretty horrifying. |
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| Gurevich tried a similar idea in the French line played by Morozevich yesterday, capturing on f6 with his g-pawn and fianchettoing his queen-bishop. |
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| What is important is the success Homeland has in capturing the core of the business. |
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| Many authors are lauded for successfully capturing the zeitgeist but Zweig outdid them all. |
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| The poem's closing strophe shows how Kaufman had become a master in capturing the lyrical qualities of the music and bringing them to bear in his poetry. |
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| He is drawn to the lanes of the city day after day, his camera capturing images of locksmiths, shoemakers, barbers, tailors and residents going about their daily affairs. |
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| This paper introduces a quantitative method that describes the entire dentition of carnivores, capturing its functional complexity and heterogeneity. |
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| Last year she narrowly missed capturing a new time by just 75 minutes. |
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| However, this time, Novgorod managed to repel Swedish attack by capturing and burning down the castle. |
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| How deeply ingrained capturing is in the mind of a chess master can be seen from this story. |
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| Higher framerates can increase this bound, since the maximum delay between two cameras capturing an image will decrease. |
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| Marius invaded Numidia and brought the war to a quick end, capturing Jugurtha in the process. |
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| After capturing the south of the island, the Romans turned their attention to what is now Wales. |
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| These bases were prepared in advance, often by capturing an estate and augmenting its defences with surrounding ditches, ramparts and palisades. |
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| They succeeded in capturing an Angevin fortress, but accomplished little else. |
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| On 12 August 1415, Henry sailed for France, where his forces besieged the fortress at Harfleur, capturing it on 22 September. |
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| The Soviet Union, concerned by Germany's goals of capturing vast areas of Eastern Europe, drafted a treaty of mutual assistance with France. |
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| A tip of the hat to your newspaper's lenshounds and their first-class job in capturing the essence of the CNE air show. |
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| A style of trap that has been used extensively by researchers in the biological sciences for capturing animals such as mice is the Sherman trap. |
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| The life expectancy and demography of wild animals are often estimated by capturing, marking, and recapturing them. |
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| Among the many notable pastas, mafaldine, a narrow ribbon pasta with ruffled edges perfect for capturing sauce, snags the prize. |
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| It can be argued that GDP per capita as an indicator standard of living is correlated with these factors, capturing them indirectly. |
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| David gladly accepted and personally led a Scots army southwards with intention of capturing Durham. |
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| Some Africans had made a business out of capturing Africans from neighboring ethnic groups or war captives and selling them. |
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| Soon after the beginning of the year, he mounted an invasion of Syria, capturing El Arish and Jaffa. |
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| Napoleon attacked the Turkish beachheads and scored a crushing victory at the Battle of Abukir, capturing and killing the entire enemy army. |
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| After receiving supplies and reinforcements from Tripoli, the Axis attacked again, defeating the Allies at Gazala in June and capturing Tobruk. |
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| Mutaguchi intended to exploit the capture of Imphal by capturing the strategic city of Dimapur, in the Brahmaputra River valley. |
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| By capturing the islands Magnus imposed a more direct royal control, although at a price. |
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| In further action, Admiral Edward Boscawen fired on the French ship Alcide on 8 June 1755, capturing it and two troop ships. |
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| Spain, aided by the French, launched an invasion of Portugal and succeeded in capturing Almeida. |
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| Throughout the war, American privateers devastated the maritime economy by capturing ships and looting almost every community outside of Halifax. |
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| Whiteread turns the boathouse inside out thereby capturing a moment in time. |
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| I think by capturing one of opera's most moving moments in a film short, we have put a modern spin on the aria. |
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| Howe instead argued capturing Philadelphia and defeating Washington was a priority. |
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| On 12 April 1779, Spain entered the war, with a primary goal of capturing Gibraltar. |
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| On 17 March, the expedition reached Fort San Juan and laid siege, capturing it on 29 April. |
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| Events followed a similar pattern to 1277, with Edward's forces capturing Gwynedd Is Conwy, Anglesey and taking the harvest. |
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| Pirates often attacked villages in that area, capturing people for ransom or to sell as slaves. |
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| Prince Edward attacked his cousin, his godfather's son Simon's forces at Kenilworth, capturing more of Montfort's allies. |
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| Edward marched through northern Wales, capturing castles such as that at Dolwyddelan, and establishing his own at Conwy. |
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| In response, Edward led a short military campaign, capturing and executing Lancaster. |
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| Alone, he assaulted a machine gun post that was hindering the advance, killing the defenders and capturing the gun. |
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| Juvenile dolphins off the coast of Western Australia have been observed chasing, capturing, and chewing on blowfish. |
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| Grizzly bears function as ecosystem engineers, capturing salmon and carrying them into adjacent wooded areas. |
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| The north and south temperate zones have the best sites for capturing wave power. |
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| This method is more efficient than just capturing the landfill gas it produces. |
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| After seizing Aachen and capturing Charlemagne's Palace at Nijmegen, he returned to France at the request of the German bishops. |
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| When the breakout finally did come it was spectacular, with Allied troops very quickly capturing almost all of Normandy within days. |
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| The German 4th Army succeeded in capturing bridgeheads over the Somme river, but the Germans struggled to get over the Aisne. |
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| Technical problems and the delay in capturing Cherbourg meant the pipeline was not operational until 22 September. |
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| The Italian paratroopers repelled the attack, killing or capturing over 300 of the attackers. |
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| These different morphologies allow efficiency in capturing prey specific to the different environments they inhabit. |
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| This means that many of those accused of piracy were criminals but not necessarily a crew of sailors capturing ships. |
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| Furthermore, data was collected by capturing sea lions in order to measure and determine their growth rates. |
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| Though Charles Brandon came close to capturing Paris in 1523, there was little gained either against France or Scotland throughout the war. |
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| On 20 June 1756 the Nawab's troops stormed Fort William capturing the city. |
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| The French pursued Brunswick slowly, capturing the strategic town of Minden which could potentially be used to stage an invasion of Hanover. |
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| The British pursued, capturing parts of the city on 1 September 1760 after encountering only light resistance. |
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| Brunswick then went on the attack, driving the French southwards and capturing Cassel before the war was halted by an armistice. |
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| Under the direction of the Marquis of Sarria Spanish troops crossed from Galicia into Northern Portugal capturing several towns. |
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| Abdul Rahman next proceeded through Gascony all the way to Bordeaux, capturing the city. |
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| As of 788 Adalric was fighting and capturing Chorson, Carolingian count of Toulouse. |
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| However, after capturing York, Sweyn accepted a payment from William to desert Edgar. |
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| They vowed to avenge their father by capturing and punishing his killer. |
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| Two hundred Venetian ships assisted in capturing the coastal cities of Syria after the First Crusade. |
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| Most failed, but they did have some success in 1260 and 1300, capturing Aleppo and Damascus and destroying the Ayyubid dynasty. |
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| General Queipo de Llano carried out a coup within the city, quickly capturing the city centre. |
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| The Argentines scored a decisive victory, capturing or destroying fifteen Brazilian vessels and losing none. |
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| The Aztecs regarded the Spaniards as already defeated, and were looking to gain glory from capturing live Spaniards to sacrifice to their gods. |
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| He correctly assumed that defeating their leader and capturing their flag would result in the defeat of the Aztecs. |
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| In the ensuing Battle of Las Salinas, the Pizarros won a decisive victory, capturing Almagro and the city. |
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| Spain launched a concerted offensive in 1595, taking Doullens, Cambrai and Le Catelet and in the spring of 1596 capturing Calais by April. |
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| After this conquest, he continued down the river, succeeding in capturing the key Ostyak town of Nazym. |
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| It then moved on to the Bering Strait where it burned or bonded a number of the American whaleships, capturing 24 ships. |
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| However, because of the lack of military discipline, the insurgents soon fell into robbing, looting and ransacking the towns they were capturing. |
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| As enthusiasm for war rose among the English populace, privateers began to attack Dutch ships, capturing them and taking them to English harbors. |
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| In 26 days, he raided and looted Hampden, Bangor, and Machias, destroying or capturing 17 American ships. |
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| Nothing was known of the fate of the third large invasion force aimed at capturing New Orleans and southwest. |
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| Their early goals in that period were capturing the Ganpati and Shivaji festivals from Brahmin domination. |
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| High light environments allowed for the trade off between photosynthetic leaves and prey capturing traps that are photosynthetically inefficient. |
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| For them, the act of zombification is a matter of capturing the ti bon anj and thus exerting an absolute power over the individual. |
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| French troops, submitting to a trial by fire, drew toward the German forts, capturing and holding some machine-gun nests. |
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| How do archaeologists wrap an empirical mind around capturing history? |
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| Using an early Victorian process, known as Wet Plate Collodion, he will craft photographs on glass, capturing the view from each station. |
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| The revised estimate comes from data gathered from pressure metres that were placed on a containment cap whish is now capturing some of the oil. |
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| How has the technology changed in capturing Caesar from Rise to Dawn? |
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| Authenticating transactions is an important and difficult facet of creating and capturing legally adequate records. |
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| Lap steel guitar slides next to gently-strummed acoustic guitars capturing a languid, world-weary spirit. |
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| Lap steel guitar glides next to gently strummed acoustic guitars, capturing a languid world-weary beauty. |
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| Filmmaker Alex Rappoport, one of Folmsbee's first hires, rollerbladed around the city with a VX1000 capturing images of city life. |
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| Differential effectiveness of standard and long Sherman livetraps in capturing small mammals. |
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| Yet another man, capturing ripe lungfuls of damp air, said he felt like a complete dumb savage. |
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| Northampton angler David Kelbrick has just returned from Sweden after capturing his first ever 30lb Baltic Sea pike. |
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| Going forward, the bank has dispensed with microfiches and is capturing the account data directly into the eFLOW platform. |
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| They are especially efficient at capturing the midrange particles that pose the greatest threat to human health. |
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| Significantly, there is no way to prevent booth capturing as such unless the EVM itself is snatched away by the booth capturers. |
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| Called a plasma thermogram, it involves capturing an infrared profile of heat given off by a blood sample. |
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| Simplifying and enhancing the 3D photo capturing process, Stereovision Imaging introduces its 3D VuCAM to the market. |
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| At times, Black Swifts forage close to the ground or water capturing emerging insects, especially during inclement weather. |
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| The only effective tuberculosis vaccine must be injected, so prevention requires capturing uninfected animals. |
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| The coast guard officers opened fire, wounding one Chinese crewman in the leg and capturing all 10 crew members. |
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| In terms of domain knowledge capturing, the authors used ontologies, which allowed reaching a higher maturity level. |
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| Panko did an outstanding job of capturing the beauty, wonder and cultural diversity that New Jersey offers its residents. |
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| The 74-year-old retired papermill worker enjoys capturing the stunning scenery of the North-east through his camera lens. |
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| Reproductive importance of dominant male Greater Prairie Chickens.Walk-in traps for capturing Greater Prairie Chickens on leks. |
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| Phosphors are, however, relatively inefficient at capturing and reemitting light. |
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| General effort declined as the frequency of capturing a harvestable California spiny lobster declined. |
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| A heteronymic artist, capturing Conner is like trying to lasso a beam of sunlight. |
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| Dawn previously explored the protoplanet Vesta for 14 months, from 2011 to 2012, capturing detailed images and data about that body. |
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| In January, the probe will try capturing the depth of Punga Mare, which is the third largest ocean in Titan. |
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| The optional frame grabber provides up to 8 channels of DVI inputs, capturing all eight channels simultaneously. |
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| Virtually all of the exhibits seem to use white as a means of conveying hyperreality and silver reflections are another key to capturing motoring modernity. |
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| Now, researchers have developed a convenient technique for capturing and chilling positrons in an environment suited to the production of antiatoms. |
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| Methods included drift fences with pitfall traps, artificial covers, hand capturing, scan searching, seining, frog calls, electroshock fishing, dip nets and hoop nets. |
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| However, IRM alone does not provide protection from data thieves who use video equipment or screen capturing techniques to get illegal copies of documents. |
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| In the report, the OIG concluded that the NCUA's CAMEL rating system may not be effectively capturing IRR when assigning the composite rating to a credit union. |
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| For Chip Weiss, a singer with the Liverpool jazz group Just Midnight, that meant capturing him in a dinner suit poised on the end of a diving board. |
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| In automated microscopy, diagnostically accurate detection of multiple FISH signals within a nucleus, requires capturing and analyzing images in multiple focal planes. |
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| These cricket bat-wielding dib dib dibbers take small boy delight in capturing and interrogating Conrade using nothing but a glove puppet and a lighter. |
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| There could be no more adept performers of these wonderful works than Katia and Marielle Labeque, siblings, and Parisiennes, capturing all of the Poulenc's street-cred. |
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| In the second approach, expected map unit composition was estimated by capturing the expert knowledge of a pedologist with wide experience of soil distribution in this region. |
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| It's within this viewport that the Horizon app is capturing. |
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| Louis, he worked from his sketches, capturing the thick growth of vegetation of cypress-lined bayous with fallen trees, hanging vines, and weathered cypress knees. |
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| Its aim was to safeguard cultural heritage by capturing first-hand the oral histories of local people, those which are not included in formal history books. |
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| Taking aim at capturing the Generation Y market, ShopKo Stores has launched Urbanology shops that feature home furnishings and fashion accessories. |
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| Applied Vision software is included for a USB connection, which allows notating on images, video streaming, capturing, editing and exporting of images and movies. |
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| By capturing multiple pollutants with a single unit, Alstom s NID technology eliminates the need for Minnesota Power to install multiple emission control systems. |
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| Inspired by the old masters and the underbelly of inner-city San Francisco, don't be surprised if you catch Andrew capturing a still-life from the alleyways of the Tenderloin. |
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| Then, capturing the end of an era, Hirschfeld's animated sketches and caricatures of scenes from New York City's speakeasies during Prohibition are presented full page. |
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| The key is to balance potential cannibalisation by capturing new market share and setting limits to slow adoption until better models can be devised and impact addressed. |
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| Year 5 pupil, Calanthe Wales, aged 11 from Choppington, won the competition with a colourful design capturing a family day out in the countryside. |
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| After capturing the 1994 Commonwealth Games 1500m title the following year saw her win silver and bronze medals over the metric mile and 800m at the World Championships. |
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| The regality of the bottle is enhanced with a rich gold crown showcasing a custom crest capturing Katy Perry's playful essence-regal cats, a music clef, hearts and dagger. |
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| For the series, Alpern hid out in a building across an air shaft, capturing blow jobs, strip teases, coke-snorting, and a host of other activities with a telephoto lens. |
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