Google Trends displays the interest in this search term over time (on the rise or declining) and by region (global, national or regional level) and related searches (spilt out into topics and queries).
The display piqued the interest of some pundits, who were startled by what they viewed as a deviation from Fox's conservative, pro-Republican agenda.
Not yet the "Zen Master" but already displaying the interests in art and culture that would set him apart from his peers as a head coach, Jackson actually co-authored a book -- "Take It All," a diary of the team's first championship season -- when a back injury forced him to sit out the entire 1969-1970 campaign.
Even Barack Obama — the first ever U.S. president not to display the slightest interest toward Europe when he was first elected — seems to have come to terms with the idea.
These results display the strong interest of NA-I countries to use a simple, equitable approach, which simultaneously addresses the biodiversity values of forests.
Many offenders do not display the specialised interest in sexually abusing children that might be expected of those psychologically driven to offend (Simon 1997, 2000; Smallbone and Wortley 2000, 2004).
But the US president has not displayed the slightest interest in fundamental democratic values.
When his agent, Bob Gilhooley, sounded out a few major league teams, the Tigers and the Boston Red Sox, who had lost Nick Esasky to free agency, displayed the most interest.
Clifton Brown strides from the wings as if to say, "Oh, here's a woman," picks her up and carts her off over his shoulder without even displaying the least interest in who she is.
The bottom panel of Table 6 places the magnitudes in perspective by displaying the predicted interest rates for different levels of lagged exposure to real estate.
