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These results indicate that a functional trade-off between aboveground and belowground allocation is essentially captured by variations in G, which itself is largely governed by stand biomass and only secondarily by site-specific resource availability.

"It's what we might call in another market 'predatory pricing,' " Mr. Comey said, "and they essentially captured the market, particularly here on the East Coast, but throughout most of the country".

Reality is not, therefore, essentially captured by a re-presentation of the objective by the subjective.

Kendall said, with the buy button, the company has essentially captured all parts of the marketing funnel — from awareness and intent all the way to the purchase.

"If we're going to explore systems like the Martian moons, for example, which are essentially captured asteroids, these kinds of technologies are beneficial," Mazanek said.

Instead, a PCA analysis revealed a dominant PC1 that essentially captured the ripening process in DS2-immature and organized the constituent fruits accordingly into three broad clusters.

They essentially capture the feature distribution among neighbouring regions.

Its independent status has made it easier for those that benefit from its programs to essentially capture it and use it to channel funds to favored constituencies.

"We should not allow a lame-duck president to essentially capture the Supreme Court in the waning months of his presidency," Cruz told ABC's George Stephanopoulos on Sunday.

The MSPCA based method essentially captures the fault-symptom correlation, whereas KECA can be an effective method for process fault diagnosis.

The SlingBox sits alongside a set-top cable or satellite box and essentially captures the video stream.