It is not capitalized, in an age where every important noun seemed to be worthy of capitalization.
In enterprises, the "craft" of expert know-how is capitalized in an information system in the form of "business" rules.
And the Thompson campaign Web site, friendsofbillthompson.com, seeks to capitalize in a lighthearted manner on that uncertainty.
North Carolina nearly handed the game to Rutgers thanks to turnovers, but the Scarlet Knights couldn't capitalize in a 24-22 loss.
Fiat predicts sales of small cars will double in volume by 2014, and it hopes to capitalize in a way that Chrysler, which specializes in the larger end of the market, could not on its own.
And while he respects Wedgwood's more than 200 years of decorative friezes, he would like the company, now part of a conglomerate that includes Rosenthal and Waterford crystal, to capitalize in a more modern way on its past.
It also capitalizes in an unseemly way, given its message, on Ms. Heche's body, with many peeks at her wearing her underwear and less, during a sex scene.
For their part, Deutsche Bank executives have argued that the bank is among the best capitalized in the world using a measure preferred by German regulators.
The decoding technique on which we capitalized in our study is a powerful alternative for analyzing multi-channel field potentials across individuals by preserving high spatio-temporal resolution with minimal assumptions about timing, frequency and spatial locations of interest.
The legend " " on the obverse was traced from Jefferson's handwriting in drafting the Declaration of Independence; as the word is never capitalized in that document, Fitzgerald borrowed a capital L from Jefferson's other writings.
