These registries do not, for example, capture the rich information resulting from the various types of interactions between Web services.
Dummies for health enterprises will, for example, capture the effect of the hospital hierarchy.
That simple example captures the classic breakdown in the invisible hand when a product's market price doesn't reflect all its relevant social costs and benefits.
Two Manhattan painters, James Cafferty and Charles G. Rosenberg, for example, captured the drama of the worst financial panic of the 19th century in a work with the you-are-there title "Wall Street, Half Past 2 O'Clock, October 13 , 1857.
In a season rich with documentaries from unlikely sources -- for example, "Capturing the Friedmans," by Andrew Jarecki, co-founder of Moviefone -- Klores's "The Boys of Second Street Park" stands out.
Sphere Pop, for example, captures the human experience of surprise along with all the anticipation leading up to when it bursts.
The award-winning journalist Ted Conover, for example, captures the tense reality of a maximum security prison from the perspective of both prisoners and guards in his compelling memoir Newjack.
Robert Altman's satire "The Player," to draw from a more classic example, captured the world of film development marvelously in 1992, and another NYFF flick I saw this week, the Juliette Binoche-Kristen Stewart vehicle "Clouds of Sils Maria," handles the pangs of fame's identity issues much more poignantly than this.
For example, capturing the differential methylation around genes between host and graft using MeDIP-Seq may shed light on the interraction between the two.
On the other hand, if the number of cooperators is higher than what is required for providing benefit for the whole group (in our example capturing the prey), the energy loss of unnecessary effort would cause a disadvantage when the group faces a conflict (fight for territory).
