The Mariners, on the other hand, capitalized on the openings provided by the Yankees, scoring two runs off starter Phil Hughes before breaking the game open against the bullpen.
It's a cognitive sleight-of-hand, capitalizing on the human body's propensity to calibrate new, unusual sensations to the memory of more familiar ones; with no other stimuli to go on, our brains interpret physical stimulus in ways we can recognize.
This is the picture that the WSJ painted in its Quora funding announcement yesterday, headline: "Former Facebook Hands Capitalize on Buzz".
Democrats, on the other hand, were eagerly capitalizing on Mr. Cheney's statement that he had never met Mr. Edwards before last night.
This gives us a more racialized and xenophobic politics, on one hand, and a politics capitalizing on increasing levels of education and open-mindedness in the electorate on the other.
Financial services company Wealthsimple, on the other hand, reached millennials by capitalizing on their strong connection to brash, savvy and almost meta-advertising, with a powerful, cinematic Super Bowl 51 spot that got powerful acclaim and results.
On the other hand, Postmates has capitalized on the mobile platform by providing an easy-to-read map showing exactly where delivery people are and what phase of the job they are completing.
They're an outstanding team, we were just fortunate tonight". The Falcons, on the other hand, couldn't capitalize on their seven free passes.
Do we seriously think they would provide a recruiting base for terrorism?" ISIS gained some of its current strength from economically providing for the families of fallen fighters, promising education to young boys (and then handing each a weapon), and capitalizing on grief and anger in Syrian communities.
We have to hand it to Balenciaga though, for capitalizing on the increasingly popular usage of logos on clothing and the Bernie Bro.
