Mr. McGreevey framed the income tax increase as a "recapture" of the money that high-income taxpayers have saved as a result of President Bush's tax cuts: $29,000 for a household making $550,000 and $40,000 for those making $1 million.
Finally, if White has to play Bd2, then Black should exchange the bishops only if White is forced to recapture with the Nb1, as a recapture by the Qd1 would still allow the Nb1 to reach the d5-square through Nb1 c3 d5.
The repeated recording of a given individual over years was considered as equivalent to a recapture.
Regarding methodology, Wells (2007) pointed out that a control group, quantifying the recapture rate without displacement, is often missing in anuran translocation experiments, which makes it hard to estimate the return success, as a high recapture potential of returning animals is crucial for reliable measurements of return success and speed.
Although you don't have to follow the exclusive use rule to take a home office deduction when your home office is in a separate structure from the main house, you'll have to pay taxes on that structure if you sell at a profit as well as recapture taxes on the capital gain equal to the depreciation.
More recently, barbel amputation was attempted as a mark-recapture technique for juvenile shortnose sturgeon (Acipenser brevirostrum); however, it was observed that many of the severed barbels completely or partially regrew, making this approach inappropriate for long-term studies [35], [36].
This sampling scheme is known as a capture-recapture experiment with single-mark release [ 18].
But the estate tax functions in a positive way, as well, recapturing some of the taxes that the wealthy have avoided throughout their lives and reaffirming the role of public policy in creating the environment in which the middle-class and the wealthy can both thrive.
In contrast to stable covalent conjugates, noncovalent binding (whose strength is determined by on and off rates of the hapten binder) enables payload release as well as recapture in the circulation.
As he nears middle age ("I'm 38.3," he says with geeky precision), Mr. Coupland is creating a cottage industry, which is as much about recapturing the past as reconfiguring the present.
It's obvious, however, that quick striders will have an advantage, since they won't have to waste as much energy recapturing lost velocity.
