If π is merely capturing net duration effects then we would expect to find a stepwise remittance gradient, with Early Exiles remitting the least because they have been in the US the longest, and New Cubans remitting the most because they are the most recent arrivals.
With historical reference set at zero, this would capture net increases in carbon stock monitored during the implementation period.
Once they are sucked into the capture net, they cannot fly away".
"Decoyed mosquitoes enter the trap through the capture windows on the upper part, and then are strongly sucked into the capture net in the lower part by a suction fan.
Here, insects were captured with mesh nets and removed after landing to ensure no repeat measures were included in the data set.
belorussicus/orientoeuropaeus, birulai, tuvinicus and pohlei consisted of beaver tail skin or hair that was obtained from live animals captured with nets, live traps, and at night with a search light and netting from a boat.
In the latter case, large numbers of men sometimes spread and hauled in huge nets in bays or lagoons and at other times drove fish toward shore, where they could be captured in nets held in shallow water.
The birds, Flanner explained, were captured in nets in grainfields "by the hundreds" and then fattened for two weeks with millet seed before being strangled and cooked.
Individuals endure chases up to 10 times a year and are captured in nets about a third of the time.
Waterfowl were the most important birds in the people's diet, which were captured with nets and decoys.
Poultry such as ducks, geese, and pigeons were captured in nets and bred on farms, where they were force-fed with dough to fatten them.
