Shirk s title still captures a significant phenomenon that bedevils diplomatic affairs.

Such an example captures China s recent economic situation.

Yann Arthus Bertrand captures fragile Earth in wide angle

AM It captures a lot of the physics, yes.

This painting captures the mass exodus of Filipino workers.

But such criticism captures only one small part of Europe s difficulties.

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

A business case captures the reasoning for initiating a project or task.

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

This nicely captures the something missing that is part of why I can t actively back Obama over the other Dems.

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.

So there is an urgent need to develop a political project that captures the imagination of the region s peoples and leaders.

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

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.

Photo Journey captures the Hatu Temple, situated in Himachal Pradesh, India, in all its glory.

The book is semi autobiographical and a major part captures her childhood experiences in Aymanam.

As NewEurasia.net's Annasoltan shows through screen captures of Turkmenistani state TV, his posters are literally everywhere.

It is not a consensus document. The report captures a wide range of views and contributions.

What is new? a personal greeting since the Hellenistic age captures the essence of the Western mind.

1662 Koxinga captures Taiwan from the Dutch and founds the Kingdom of Tungning, which rules until 1683.

For example, haptoglobin tightly binds to hemoglobin subunits, while hemopexin captures the heme when the hemoglobin releases it.

They found that a breadth first crawl captures pages with high Pagerank early in the crawl (but they did not compare this strategy against other strategies).

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.

Perhaps because it captures the zeitgeist so well, the program has become hugely popular, so much so that it has recently caught the attention of media censors.

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.

That number captures only a fraction of the problem, since 80 of the global workforce is in the informal sector, without any unemployment benefits or other social protection.

In extraordinary times, history is, in fact, a better guide than models estimated with data from ordinary times, because it captures variance that standard time series techniques ignore.

Finally, Rustom captures how a group of citizens are trying to make a difference in the lives of Santiago's homeless

The ledger captures all expenditures incurred by field offices and delivers close to real time access to management expenditure data

The common expression in France that great rivers are created out of tiny streams captures the sort of strategy for countering global warming through sustainable development that I believe could be effective.

Cats also lay claim to the warm spot in front of the kerosene heater. The Nekobako blog captures this scene perfectly

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

Nothing captures this moral vacuum more vividly than the recent television drama, Wo Ju ( Crowded Spaces ), which has been riveting Chinese audiences.

But the question of which of these ways of understanding happiness best captures what we should promote raises fundamental questions of value.

In times of crisis, the best guides are theory, which captures the essence of a problem, and the lessons of past experience.

A business model describes the rationale of how an organization creates, delivers, and captures value, in economic, social, cultural or other contexts.

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.

Indeed, between 1995 and 1998, the Colombian army suffered its worst setbacks including casualties, captures, and ambushes in the four decades of the insurgency.

Decades of frustration are now yielding to success the application of sophisticated statistical techniques to the accelerating accumulation of unprecedented quantities of so called Big Data that the Internet simultaneously generates and captures.

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.

October 8 WWI In the Forest of Argonne in France, U.S. Corporal Alvin C. York almost single handedly kills 25 German soldiers and captures 132.

Yet many in the Maghreb policymakers and the public alike remain ambivalent about regional integration. So there is an urgent need to develop a political project that captures the imagination of the region s peoples and leaders.

The T shaped device captures the CO2 containing heavy substances from the fumes via an affinity based chemical assay that binds CO2 particles. The purified fumes are expelled via the other branch of the T shaped structure.