In one puzzle, the clue "Feels for" was misinterpreted as GROPES, and in another, the clue "Light-headed people" was incorrectly guessed as CAUCASIANS.
Mr. Canlis searches the menu for clues: light, fresh, sustainable.
In this context, expression of the FEO could involve a novel rheostatic adaptation in conditions in which two contradictory environmental temporal clues, light-dark cycle and DRF, are coexisting [ 39]. Biochemical properties of liver GABA-T were modified by the DRF protocol.
Here's a clue: Huge lights and an industrial lift carrying camera operators are towering over the event.
The View from Your Window contest had an uncaptioned photo, with readers, taunted by editors, furiously trying to guess the location from clues of light, vegetation, doorframes, distant hills.
She, not surprisingly, had no clue what "black light drug" meant.
Caught on a prong of barbed wire that he had strung weeks earlier in these remote mountains was a tantalizing clue: strands of light brown bear hair.
So why should such a laden movie, heavy with all these cultural clues, feel so light on the eye?
The first clues came to light in 1994, when explorers came across a pair of what they thought were human jawbones in the cave, called El Sidrón.
It is when Mr. Leakey and his colleagues use those bones and other clues to shed light on the emergence of distinctly human behavior: walking upright, using tools, communicating via language.
The question of what drives the solar wind led David Pike of RAL and collaborator Helen Mason, from the University of Cambridge, U.K., to search for clues in ultraviolet light from the sun's surface, detected with SOHO.
