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Civil liberties groups argue that people captured away from combat zones should go to prison only after trials.

The domain-connectivity module coordinates the data transfer between different solvers applied in different parts of the computational domain – body fitted structured or unstructured to capture viscous near-wall effects, and Cartesian adaptive mesh refinement to capture effects away from the wall.

Netflix, now in 130 countries running on more than 600 ISP's, takes that goal region-by-region and Hastings seems practical about how to reach different consumers in different areas, but he says he has a long way to go to capturing attention away from all the apps and social media networks and all the other things that take away from giving Netflix our attention.

Lost productivity is similarly self-reported using questions to capture time away from paid and unpaid work due to health problems (absenteeism), in addition to time working while suffering from health problems (presenteeism).

Each recall was conducted face-to-face in the home, multiple strategies were used to estimate portion size, and a modified multiple-pass method was used to capture home and away-from-home (e.g., school) food intake.

The number of admissions identified was cross referenced with the admissions reported by the patients to ensure that we captured events occurring away from the patients' usual hospital.

Barriers to entry, like agreements with local partners, payment models and demographics, make it hard for companies to capture new customers away from a dominant platform.

It's what has propelled demand for LiDAR and, in turn, an array of startups to pop up and try to capture market share away from Velodyne, the long-time dominant leader in the space.

"I was moving around trying to capture different scenes away from the stage during the event to commemorate the 50th Anniversary of Bloody Sunday and the Selma to Montgomery civil rights marches," Souza said.

The president of the Grandmothers of the Plaza de Mayo herself had found the missing link in her family, a result of the legacy that Argentine society is still grappling with after the military dictatorship, which lasted from 1976 to 1983, took newborn children away from captured dissidents and changed the babies' identities.

As the alleged gunman fled, he was captured on CCTV pedalling away from the area on his mountain bike.