"It was common practice to assemble the operations so that there were British troops, who would carry out any potential capture," said Jes Rynkeby Knudsen.
Another intriguing proposal for the geosequestration of CO2 concerns the potential capture and storage of the gas in the Antarctic ice cap.
And interest in his potential capture is said to extend to the top of the Sky organisation, with James Murdoch, the chairman of News Corporation in Europe, understood to be monitoring progress as the embryonic team is assembled.
We did not quantify this potential capture in our experiment as water was added at the base of the vegetation.
However, other aspects of this threat, such as the potential capture of mother-offspring pairs or reproductive pairs, could be equally or even more significant but have rarely been evaluated.
Creating a generalised, yet spatially and temporally explicit, understanding of fisheries effort with which to evaluate potential capture of target stocks and minimise putative risk to non-target species and habitats is far from trivial.
Bridging potential captures the opposite characteristic of social networks in comparison with social network density.
Thus, of all potential capture techniques, the purse seine (as used here) is likely the best approach for collecting, tagging, and biopsying fish for selectivity experiments.
We also introduced past history of screening mammography [ 21] and gender for cases of breast and colorectal cancer, respectively, as potential capture heterogeneity parameters.
We therefore looked for a reduced compartmental model that would generate extracellular potentials capturing the spatial and frequency-scaling properties elucidated by Lindén et al.'s investigations using detailed cell reconstructions, while remaining computationally tractable to simulate in large numbers.
