With each bump, the armature generates electricity, which is captured to help power the next cycle.
The former is reacted with water to produce CO2, which is captured, and more hydrogen.
But one or both of them are to blame for the production's bludgeoning tone, which is captured by a title that is rather egregiously unseemly.
This reaction requires a substantial input of energy, much of which is captured in the bond that links the added phosphate group to ADP.
But we lack a word to capture the patient, relentless siege-holding of which a cat is capable, and which is captured by Potter in "The Tale of Benjamin Bunny".
These days, the argument goes, what an actor does in the mo-cap studio is exactly what you end up seeing on screen: it's not just the subject's motion which is captured, it's their entire performance.
Anaerobic digestion is a form of biological treatment that digests food waste in a closed bioreactor to produce a biogas, which is captured to produce electric energy and heat with a byproduct for the agricultural industry.
Glue NT's White Trash - Whistle The most recognizable Brit in Finnish indie, Nick Triani, put together NT's White Trash with the aim of making some noise, which is captured in the band's debut Mourning Becomes Electric due in May.
Barefoot, wearing similar long, white dresses of woven Malian cloth, they meet as equals in the afterlife, which is captured in a sparse set of traditional African mourning altars to which the spirits of the dead can return.
There is an incentive for every shopper to work a little less hard at examining a given property, on the assumption that others have done leg work which is captured in the days-on-market number.
It also depends on the person's unemployment benefit entitlement, which is captured by two variables.
