Photographs during the duchess's official engagements over the past few months have captured the course of her pregnancy, as seen in the images below.
Over three years, she successfully captured the course of her own partnership beginning with love, then heartbreak, and finally growth.
In order to demonstrate the value of the system for the analysis of embryogenesis, we captured the course of development of a Tg kdrl GFP) zebrafish from the early embryo to the larval stage at 10 min intervals with both modalities in parallel (Fig. 3; supplementary material Movie 5).
Each of the montages here consists of four images, captured in the course of about twenty minutes.
About 300,000 Germans were killed or captured in the course of the campaign; Soviet casualties totaled more than 400,000.
A total of 4039 legal sized blue crabs and 14 terrapins were captured over the course of the study.
The draft would also delete language imposing a potential limit on that detention authority: that the person must have been "captured in the course of hostilities".
These hospitals captured in the course of questionnaire administration all render medical services to all tribes in Nigeria without discrimination.
But it "got captured in the course of primate evolution to serve a social purpose", says Robin Dunbar of the University of Oxford, in the UK, who first proposed the hypothesis that gossip also evolved to cement social bonds.
In a Google blog post, out today, Google claimed its pollution data set to be the largest ever published, "With nearly 3 million measurements and 14,000 miles captured in the course of a year," and said it could apply the data to other cities in the future.
