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Other officials put the number at 500 on Monday but said about 150 were recaptured as police and troops fanned out to set up roadblocks on highways leading to Jordan and Syria.
Then, in the discrete domain, a logic supervisor is modularly designed for the abstracted model, which can be recaptured as a hybrid controller for the original continuous-variable dynamics.
There's a generosity and kindness underlying the smooth surface and a sense of sadness, of loss, about a past that can be recaptured as style but never recovered as reality.
Mr. Collins found the delays not too troubling during a period of rising prices because the added costs could always be recaptured as values rose, but the delays became worrisome when the market began to soften early in 1987.
Escaped beavers loose in parts of Tayside are to be recaptured as a "matter of urgency".
But if you exchange improved land with a building for unimproved land without a building, the depreciation you've previously claimed on the building will be recaptured as ordinary income.
The tension that already existed in classical philosophy between Platonic idealism universalia ante res) and Aristotelian realism (universalia in rebus) is recaptured as the problem of universals: do universal qualities like 'humanity' or the idea of a horse exist apart from the individual entities that instantiate them?
The fourth bird could not be recaptured as the bird entered the post-guard chick-rearing stage of breeding during the 3 4 day deployment; during this stage albatrosses visit the nest only briefly (normally for less than 10 min).
In the pairs we captured, most often, rodents were of the same species, were male, and could be recaptured as pairs.
In our field assays, warm- or cold-acclimated CM were recaptured almost twice as much in Ta similar to their thermal history.
Members of the herd were recaptured by locals for use as riding horses, as well as being caught for their meat, hair and hides.
