Captures

Captures the desktop

Captures a region

But by continuous monitoring, it captures all that vital information.

Captures a part of windows

Casey Mayo captures Blue Gardenia!

but your pattern defines no captures.

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One... two... three... he captures your heart.

He really captures that sense of density and energy which really characterizes modern urban Bombay.

Photographer Brian Romeijn captures the decaying 'Orient Express' train

AM It captures a lot of the physics, yes.

Yann Arthus Bertrand captures fragile Earth in wide angle

The report captures a wide range of views and contributions.

And though I'm shy of 50, it captures my own experience.

The language in the Shannon report captures this diversity of views.

We believe that that captures the spirit and essence of all that we, co partners in the United Nations, wish to achieve.

In that context, the financial tracking service, which captures funds from outside the appeals, will be a useful tool.

That story perfectly captures for me the final lesson that I learned Happiness is not something we find, it's something we make.

And no one captures this modern manhood to me more than David Black.

A number of countries are not reporting systematically on seal captures or kills.

But in my view it very well captures part of the problem that we have with democracy in Europe these days.

The final report captures the highlights of the deliberations undertaken during the Interlaken Workshop.

This Final Report captures the highlights of the deliberations undertaken during the Interlaken Workshop.

The Special Rapporteur welcomes the comments of all concerned to ensure that the final working paper captures the essence of this profound relationship.

And when the comet hits, the pressure produces the buckyballs, and it captures bits of the comet.

In 1993, when many important captures were made, the proportion reportedly increased to around 33 per cent (Kirk, 1993).

Well, that's not exactly the term I'd have chosen... but it sort of captures the spirit of the thing.

I, too, am fond of metaphors. During a trip to the continent last week, I heard one that captures very well the key dynamic in Europe today.

And the reason this photograph is extraordinary is because it captures a moment in the very last minute of a person's life.

Such a sanction captures some of the characteristics of imprisonment while permitting the offender to remain in the community, usually at home.

I happen to find that particular staircase picture very glamorous because, to me, it captures the whole promise of the academic contemplative life but maybe that's because I went to Princeton.

The with measures scenario captures some of the effects of energy market reforms, implemented greenhouse gas mitigation policies, and changes in consumer behaviour.

Instead it has been suggested that a programme support arrangement that captures all programme support requirements and generates sufficient programme support resources should be developed for the Fund within the policy framework of the United Nations.

Even at night, the Calypso sailing following a magical itinerary to the bottom of the sea. Our probe captures the waves sent from the depths.

Therefore, as we celebrate our achievements, let us rededicate ourselves to remaining true to our mission and also fashion a new vision that captures the realities of our world in the twenty first century.

As a result of these captures and thanks to the anti terrorism policy, particularly the Ley de Arrepentimiento (Repentance Act), the terrorist activities of Sendero have receded.

Helpful as the distinction between terrorist entities and profit oriented organized criminal groups may be as a starting point, it captures only part of a more complex reality.

A new computerized client service management system was implemented, which captures the assessment, intervention, including counselling, and follow up on all clients receiving case managed employment and career services.

Only this terminology reflects the full seriousness and the extent of the damage caused by these practices and captures the element of violence and physical assault which mutilations entail.

The death watch for Fidel Castro is something that only Gabriel Garcia Marquez could get right. His novel Autumn of the Patriarch captures perfectly the moral squalor, political paralysis, and savage ennui that enshrouds a society awaiting the death of a long term dictator.

But nothing really says this model of interactivity which was so exciting and captures the real, the Web Zeitgeist of 1995 than Click here for a picture of my dog.

And I'll leave you with this story, which I think captures a lot of these values, and it's just wonderful kind of tale of innovation and how it happens in unlikely ways.

British legislators will need to be satisfied that any new regime captures the right people, in the right way. However politically appealing the idea of rogue bankers behind bars might be, putting them there is likely to remain very challenging in practice.

The Vienna Declaration captures the essence of the work carried out over many years and sets out specific key commitments that should reflect a vision for the future work of the United Nations Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice Programme and of Governments.