Studies draw intensely on "big data" science, such as correlating regional and continental-scale temperature and moisture changes with vegetation patterns gleaned from remote sensing satellites.
We can open up the album and take some chances.' " Soon after, Mr. Mayer flew to London to see the play "Black Watch" and its choreographer, Steven Hoggett, who had drawn intensely physical performances from actors playing a Scottish regiment in Iraq.
He has the attention span of a small child — at one moment during lunch near his home in La Jolla, he clawed his spoon through his oatmeal, completely consumed with the process, and the next he was drawn intensely to the window behind him: "Look at that bird right there!
— They came at dusk, more than 1,000 fans driving pickups and off-road vehicles down eight miles of dirt road, to celebrate an annual rite of summer that draws an intensely loyal group of followers: night racing deep in the Mojave Desert by a fleet of souped-up trucks tackling a barely marked 40-mile track of rocks, ruts, sand and sagebrush.
Talking of Mr. Scully, Mr. McCullough said: "He cares intensely and he draws this intensity from the material.
"While the entire premise is still intact, as are formal points and even jokes and story lines, the intensity of the hooks in the series has been turned up — the claustrophobia of the office is more intense, the love affair more quickly established and the characters more intensely drawn," she said.
Suddenly, I was intensely drawn into this dumb movie scene.
What had drawn me so intensely to a film made 30 years before I was born, and set in 1828?
But now she found herself intensely drawn in by the prayers and the choir's soaring voices.
"I was intensely drawn to the combination of science and art, of the pragmatic and aesthetic, of rigorous facts and intuitive leaps," she wrote, looking back nearly 60 years later.
