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Some are critically endangered species, and even farmed bluefin have to be captured from the wild.

So the CO2 emissions being produced by traffic in Beijing can be captured from the atmosphere by machines in Bogotá.

Strain gradients and rigid body rotation can be captured from the crystal plasticity model of Bassani & Wu.

The purpose of this study was to investigate whether aspirin use can be captured from the clinical notes in a nonvalvular atrial fibrillation population.

The PMSG speed uses maximum power point tracking below the rated speed, which corresponds to low and high wind speed, and the maximum energy can be captured from the wind.

The PMSG is controlled by the loss-minimization control with MPPT below the base speed, which corresponds to low and high wind speed, and the maximum energy can be captured from the wind.

The first slaves were captured from the islands and coasts.

Eight hundred years before the birth of Christ, the channel was captured from the east.

18th, when it was captured from the Germans by the 29th Division.

"All our weapons have been captured from the army camps," he said.

Some arms were captured from the Iraqis or purchased from Iraqi deserters, the diplomats said.