This is what you get when you use a slick tool like Wordle (try it!) to run all the words used to make up the Terms of Service agreements of seven notable internet companies: cool visualizations that somewhat capture the essence of their content.
In general, this version somewhat captures the surface comedy but utterly misses the dark truths woven throughout.
In a somewhat bizarre exchange (captured in full, about 22 minutes into video posted on the U.N. Web site), Mr. Jaafari pleaded with the Channel 4 News correspondent in New York, Matt Frei, to ignore the work of his colleague in Syria, Alex Thomson, and wait for President Bashar al-Assad's commission of inquiry to publish its findings later this week.
In particular, it captured somewhat better the higher than average winter peaks in 1994 and 2000.
This somewhat quixotic endeavor was captured in "Heima," a captivating documentary released on DVD last year; it also led to the simultaneous release of "Hvarf/Heim," a double EP of strictly acoustic performances.
Robert Kaplan, an American writer, captured and somewhat exaggerated an important truth by describing the chaos engulfing Liberia and Sierra Leone and warning of the "coming anarchy" in other parts of the world.When words become deedsNo sooner was the term "state failure" born than political scientists began picking it apart.
At this level of reads, the fractions of targets covered at least once varied somewhat, the Agilent technology captured 99.8%, the Nextera technology captured 98.2%, the TruSeq captured 96.9%, and the NimbleGen captured 96.5% of the intended targets.
And no speaker captured the slightly tense, somewhat ambivalent relationship between the performers and the political world better than Mr. Matthews, who said: "It's an unusual crowd for us.
As Paul Greenberg documents, tuna, like other large, somewhat glamorous animals, capture our attention as they pass through the benchmarks we set (threatened, endangered) on the way to extinction.
This is not surprising for Difficulty because simply copying notes could be an indication of apathy as much as confusion and the item is somewhat ambiguous for capturing students who are truly experiencing difficulty with the material.
