Quantitative reasoning serves a hypothesis-testing mindset or, at least, a quest for statistical relationships between known concepts.
His oft-trumpeted personal preoccupation with "resignation" and death itself is at once a quest for the plot that has definitively been lost, and an acute awareness that après him comes a dissonant deluge.
But the moral significance of these inquiries — trying to isolate the roots of criminality is, at heart, a quest to understand the origins of evil — comes as an afterthought that slipped from the path of Starr's own densely detailed wanderings.
1 Although it appears to be a great array of antifungal drugs, there is at present a quest for new generations of antifungal compounds due to the low efficacy, side effects, or resistance associated with the existing drugs.
At McLaren, such a quest is just a cue to dig deeper into the technology vault -- or invent a solution, if necessary.
Rather than sating Ludo's paternal yearnings, the film inspires him to embark, at 11, upon a quest to choose his own father.
The rest went away to search at other stores, a quest almost certain to be fruitless for most for months to come.
Rather, they search hundreds of travel sites at once in a quest to identify the best rates and then send consumers to book directly at the seller's site.
Summer's here, though, and with it, relentless sun, a state of affairs distasteful enough to send me at least on a quest for information: could there be a hat for me?
But Cam Simpson, an investigative journalist at Bloomberg News, began a quest, fueled by outrage and disgust, to answer a question lurking behind the murders: How could the world's wealthiest, most powerful military treat its workers this way?
