It especially wants America's know-how, and the best way to capture know-how is to get it firsthand.
"I knew she would not approach the novel literally but would still know how to capture the density of Allende's imagery".
"The way people would move on the street would catch my attention, but I didn't know how to capture the image and keep it for life.
However, a website can capture much more — we can know how many people used the webpage, how much time they spent, when they visited, where they moved their mouse, what part of the world they are visiting from and maybe even who they are.
That's holly jolly news for those who know how to capture customers' attention.
Luckily, the talented Mr. Luke Daniel has been snapping shows at ROAR for some time now and, man, does he know how to capture sweaty intensity.
Indigenous people have a wealth of biodiversity information and know how to capture and use natural resources [ 17].
Study commercial photography so you know how to capture what clients are looking for.
The Syrian leader had said that the weapons had not been mixed yet, so that anyone who captured them would have to know how to combine them.
Jon Lee Anderson notes in his dispatches from Libya that the rebels have simply followed the air strikes, like herders following the rain; they haven't really captured anything, and don't know how to hold it, or even to dig trenches.
After a few iterations, the theory goes, companies will have captured enough hard data to know how to tailor next year's budget, based on which campaigns work.
