Like them, we muck about in a world studded with clues, neck-deep in motives.
The police have collected a cache of tantalizing physical clues, but deeper investigation is required.
If they do find the Higgs, studying it might give them clues to deeper mysteries the Standard Model does not solve.
Clues from deep-sea sediments suggest that a rapid global warming episode millions of years ago triggered a drastic change in ocean circulation that lasted thousands of years and further baked the continents.
"I wanted to craft layers and layers of hidden clues and deeper narratives that people could dig into, if they were interested," Counts tells The Creators Project.
However, EMAST may hold clues for deeper insights into the roles of MSI in cancer biology, thus facilitating improved preventive, therapeutic and prognostic/predictive strategies in human cancer.
The credit default swap market provides one clue of how deep those fears run, as the cost of buying insurance against the default of billions of dollars' worth of bank debt has surged since mid-July.
The raising of the arm is 'the birth of the kingdom of Armenia.' " During another trance, Benjamin was very excited to have come up with the phrase "Wellen schwappen — Wappen schwellen" ("Waves splash — armorial bearings swell"), claiming that the rhyming words held the clue to a deep structural connection between waves and the designs used in heraldry.
The raising of the arm is 'the birth of the kingdom of Armenia.' " During another trance, Benjamin was very excited to have come up with the phrase "Wellen schwappen Wappen schwellen" ("Waves splash armorial bearings swell"), claiming that the rhyming words held the clue to a deep structural connection between waves and the designs used in heraldry.
May their deaths be symbols, clues to our deep unease, and omens we heed.
The ocean is sampled to study the carbon cycle budget for Earth, and seafloor hydrothermal vents are sampled to obtain clues about geochemistry deep in Earth's crust.
