The BLM has historically veered into becoming a "captured" agency - controlled by the industries that it's supposed to regulate.
Carbon dioxide utilization (CDU) for the production of fuels, chemicals and materials is becoming complementary to captured CO2 and a promising source of competitive advantage for the European industry.
But with moose becoming increasingly rare, capturing food become increasingly difficult.
"It seems like these tools are becoming our capture devices, like in the past cameras [were] for shooting video".
The most challenging part of becoming Gus was capturing his theatricality but then also how he breaks down and becomes the vulnerable boy.
As the monkeys' forest habitat disappears, they are becoming easier to capture and to put to work.
In technology terms, Google is rapidly becoming Big Brother, capturing more and more information about people's lives.
Defects are becoming centers of capturing major carriers while coagulating into larger clusters as micro-pores, clusters of internode silicon, and impurities.
That is, this way of accounting for everyday aesthetics risks losing the very everyday-ness of everyday experience, thereby becoming unable to capture the aesthetic texture of everyday life characterized by its familiar, ordinary, and mundane quality (Haapala 2005; Felski 2002, 2009; Highmore 2004, 2011a).
The appearances will be flanked by aggressive advertising, including an ad released today by the Clinton campaign in which veterans watch their televisions with dismay as Trump disparages Arizona Sen. John McCain for getting captured and becoming a prisoner of war in Vietnam, as well as declare, "I know more about [Islamic State] than the generals do".
