NEW YORK -- Richard Engel, NBC's chief foreign correspondent, was freed Monday from capture in Syria following a firefight, five days after being kidnapped.
Instead, he argued for dedicated hospital ships, which "during an action... would keep out of range but sufficiently close to collect the wounded when the fight was over, and sailing under the regulations of the Geneva Convention would be free from molestation or capture".
The simple first-order shear deformation theory (S-FSDT), which was recently presented in Thai and Choi (2013) [11], is naturally free from shear-locking and captures the physics of the shear-deformation effect present in the original FSDT, whilst also being less computationally expensive due to having fewer unknowns.
More importantly, unlike NLDC, the SEC — free from node selection — can efficiently capture the features of global structural behaviour and the evolution of structural stiffness.
A major cost of industrial CCS is the capturing of CO2 from flu gas, while wood burial is free air capture with near-zero cost because it is done by the natural process of photosynthesis.
As 5 10 trials have been suggested to assure adequate reliability and prevail inherent variability in gait analyses in patients with hip OA [ 40], we selected the 6 8 trials of the 12 captured that were free from artifacts and within +/− 5% of the average velocity for analyses.
In the case of biodetection, this method breaks free from surface-based sensing with poor analyte capture efficiencies and facilitates the mixing of microsphere sensors with analytes.
One: to deter rival newspapers from launching free editions to capture a slice of the lucrative advertising spend.
Nevertheless, Google succeeded in realizing its business model's full potential by offering its main service, Internet search, completely for free while capturing value from secondary opportunities such as Google AdWords.
The net effect captured by Eq. (5) is free from effects of time-invariant variables that we cannot measure in farming practices across years.
