Adam Scott and Justin Rose, longtime friends born two weeks apart, captured the Masters and the United States Open.
Two events last week, some 2,000 miles apart, captured the fraught character of the current debate about multicultural Britain.
Images taken 5 s apart captured the motion of Dl-containing puncta (arrowheads in A, B, C ). Scale bar: 10 μm.
If you rely on the tenets of classical portraiture you can set your pictures apart and capture meaningful memories of your companions.
The common feature of these enzymes is the presence of two closely spaced metal ions (i.e. less than 4 Å apart) that capture a water molecule that is used as a nucleophile in highly specific hydrolytic reactions.
But when America 2050, a planning group, ranked potential routes last year in a report called "Where High Speed Rail Works Best," the Tampa to Orlando route did not even make the cut, because the group found that cities should be at least 100 miles apart to capture riders.
The series' New York-based producer, Craig Gilbert James Gandolfinii), developed the program around his sympathetic bond with Pat Loud Diane Lanee), an educated, still youthful materfamilias for whom he was a blissful gust of urbanity — even as he, seeing the fault lines in her marriage to Bill Loud Tim Robbinss), used the film to drive the couple apart and capture the catastrophe.
If you are in an industry such as this, you are lucky; you have a golden opportunity to set yourself apart and capture the lion's share of business wherever you operate.
On 16 December 1944, a large German offensive was launched in the Ardennes, with the German objective to split British and American forces apart and capture the port of Antwerp, an important logistical base for the Allies.
It was only after discovering that the object appeared on these other videos from different locations -- taken by cameras too far apart to capture the same insect -- that the Chilean analysts realized this object could not be possibly be a bug, according to CEFAA staff.
