But the bulk of the league's owners bought in much more recently than that, too late to capture the surge in valuations around the NBA over the last two decades or so.
George Osborne, the Conservatives' shadow chancellor, has recently sought to capture the public mood by promising curbs on bonuses in the financial sector.
Boosey & Hawkes, a British classical music publisher, for example, recently decided to capture some of the market by making 300 of the most popular classical music recordings in its catalog available as ring tones.
Since August 21st the force, which has an assertive mandate empowering it to squash illicit armed groups in the region, has teamed up with the regular army of the Democratic Republic of Congo to attack rebels recently threatening to capture Goma, the country's north-eastern trading hub which they briefly overran last November.
High resolution digital imaging systems were recently introduced to capture and visualize serum protein electrophoresis results.
As an extension to local descriptors' representation of images, probabilistic aspect models have been recently proposed to capture descriptors co-occurrence information with the use of a hidden variable (latent aspect).
The fear of childbirth, a central aspect of tokophobia, recently started to capture the attention of the scientific community as a potential determinant of obstetric and post-natal complications.
A remote undersea vehicle recently managed to capture footage of the long, bony fish swimming in the Gulf of Mexico, however most are not spotted until their carcasses wash ashore.
Until recently, efforts to capture global patterns of genomic imbalance have employed microsatellites, but the utility of dense SNP markers has been demonstrated in proof-of-principle studies.
As massive amount of genomic, transcriptomic, and proteomic data in cancer cells and patients becomes available, an integrated model of cancer classification was recently proposed to capture the known attributes of cancer by integrating morphology, cancer stem cells, proteomics, and genomics [ 19].
