While Levi-Montalcini could make large intuitive leaps driven by perceptive hunches, Hamburger worked slowly and meticulously, step by step.
Interventions have been described as "theory incarnate" [ 19], driven by hypotheses, hunches, conjectures and aspirations about individual and social betterment.
And driven by my hunch that while neighboring rival island Martha's Vineyard was turning into another Hamptons, Nantucket remained blessedly untouched and unspoiled.
And the only way to discover it is to give researchers, driven by curiosity and often pursuing a hunch, the opportunity to pursue those ideas.
My hunch is that many are driven by very different assessments by spouses of the impact of their proposed settlements.
I have a hunch that our differing instincts are partly driven by something as simple as age: at 18, it seems horrible to face decades of debt in return for higher education, even if that education is an asset that opens up the chance of higher earnings later.
The right to be rude Dreaming cranes The hunch paid off Crossed wires They haven't gone away ReprintsSome of the construction is driven by the need to upgrade facilities in order to keep Oxford globally competitive.
Actually, German voters have a hunch where their taxpayers' money would be used: in countries such as Britain (home to the City and profit-mad Anglo-Saxon capitalists) or Spain (scene of a housing bubble driven by cheap credit, of a sort to make thrifty German savers shudder).The crisis is not over, however.
Hunched over a table at the Palomar, having plowed hungrily through a plate of miniburgers after a 14-hour workday, Mr. Charney was attributing his problems to what he called a "comedic media crusade" driven by a cartel of politically correct journalists who want to quash his ethos of personal expression at any cost.
Probably driven by talking dogs.
