Laser scanning also captures returned intensity information, which is a function of the scanner geometry to the surface and the surface properties such as reflectance and texture in relation to the laser wave-length.
But since they also want to capture returns, the hedge is never complete and many funds do not even bother (see chart 2).
If you desire, we can talk about the need to "reset" our understandings about our wealth, our ability to capture return and our willingness to accept risk.
Finally, we provide an integrative guide that explains how firms should manage their position along the value chain to capture returns from innovation, thus extending and qualifying Teece's original 1986 predictions and prescriptions.
When a delivery needs to be made, or when photographs or video need captured, the terminal opens up, the drone flies out on a GPS-informed programmed path, delivers the goods or conducts video capture, returns to the terminal, lands inside and machinery inside automatically replaces batteries from an array in side, it is inspected and is ready for its next task.
Osbon is an indexer and recommends a sample portfolio that is half invested in the Dow Diamonds exchange-traded fund (NYSE: DIA), a stand-in for the Dow Jones industrial average; 40% in the SPDR MSCI ACWI ex-US ETF, which seeks to capture returns of major international markets; and 10% in the Vanguard Emerging Markets ETF.
On the last example, there exists a movement now in social investment and venture philanthropy that embodies the thought that Aung San Suu Kyi made -- that investments must indeed capture returns for the investor, but must also redound in clear social and economic benefits to the investee.
Abaaoud later boasted online that he had eluded capture and returned to Syria.
He was shot down but managed to evade capture, and returned to safety nine days after being reported missing.
They were captured and returned.
