Sentence examples for most significant captures from inspiring English sources

The marines are considered Mexico's most professional force and have made some of the most significant captures and kills in the drug war.

If confirmed, the apprehension would represent the most significant capture of a Qaeda commander since the United States began its military campaign in Afghanistan, which was aimed at destroying the terrorist network and the Taliban government that gave it sanctuary.

Even so, senior American officials said they now regarded Mr. Hindi's arrest in Britain on Tuesday as the most significant capture of a Qaeda figure in at least a year, since the arrest in August 2003 of the Southeast Asian operative known as Hambali and the arrest of Mr. Mohammed in March 2003.

TRIPOLI, Libya — Abdullah el-Senussi, the former intelligence chief and brother-in-law of Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi, was arrested Saturday at an airport in Mauritania, the authorities there said, in the most significant capture of a former official of the Qaddafi government since the apprehension of the dictator's son Seif al-Islam by Libyan fighters in November.

The most significant captured facility was the "Turske kuće" barracks, which contained a large caché of small arms and ammunition.

Camio, which offers an app that lets a smartphone or tablet act as a surveillance camera and works with some individual cameras, already uses machine learning to point out the most significant events captured by a user's camera that day and to let users search for vehicles and passersby as they come and go.

Classification is based on identification of criteria the most significant to capture differences in the design of the most referenced approaches.

Search engine marketing, including keyword optimization, requires the most significant online spending, capturing about 14percentt of total marketing budgets.

Hassan said Isis scored its most significant victories before it captured the oil fields.

August marked the team's most significant victory, when they captured some of the smugglers alleged to be responsible for the drowning of up to 300 people, an event widely reported in international media.

"The new tax credits are the most significant policy incentivizing carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS) in the world today," said first author Ryan Edwards, a AAAS Congressional Science and Engineering Fellow in Washington, D.C., who earned his Ph.D. in civil and environmental engineering from Princeton this year.