They are fearsome and relentless forecheckers, unselfish with the puck and before our eyes discovering new possibilities within themselves; the former enforcer Ryan Reaves, for example, has scored two goals in the last three games.
They then characterized the pair of compound eyes, discovering that each one was composed of a single row of 12 distinct red retinas.
Tulla tells us that, in his eyes, discovering and booking the best doctors remains one of the most significant problems in everyday healthcare.
Private Eye discovered that in 2007 this quango paid its chief executive just over a million pounds.
Its prize display is the coral "eye," discovered in 1978, that ended centuries of speculation about whether the moai once had eyes.
The third type of superposition eye, discovered in 1988 in the crab genus Macropipus by Swedish zoologist Dan-Eric Nilsson, has optical elements that use a combination of a single lens and a parabolic mirror.
Chinatown is, I think, Polanski's greatest achievement to date, a neo-noir classic set in the 1930s, in which Jack Nicholson is remarkable as a sleazy Los Angeles private eye discovering his carefully concealed humanity when drawn into a labyrinthine web of southern California corruption.
Towards the end of the nineteenth century, Madame Blavatsky, the founder of theosophy, identified the "third eye" discovered by the comparative anatomists of her time with the "eye of Shiva" of "the Hindu mystics" and concluded that the pineal body of modern man is an atrophied vestige of this "organ of spiritual vision" (Blavatsky 1888, vol. 2, pp. 289 306).
Through their eyes, we discover the intensity of friendship, as well as the secrets of the neighbourhood.
She covered skulls with putty and painted them new set of eyes to discover the secret of their identity.
