There are extreme cases where the show's name is an event in itself, winning attention through length and tantalising hints of content.
Thus, both medium and content hint at boyhood obsession.
Similarly, some of the differences in gene content hint to families involved in drug resistance (see supplementary table S1, Supplementary Material online).
While Mr. Kean said he was barred by an agreement with the White House from describing the Oval Office documents at issue in any detail -- he said the White House was "quite nervous" about any public hint at their contents -- other commission officials said they included the detailed daily intelligence reports that were provided to Mr. Bush in the weeks leading up to Sept. 11.
And as the WSJ hints, long-form content could be part of this "Reader," too — sitting alongside more immediate and classic "news" and news shared by friends.
It clearly increases the hardness against an inference attack, since the adversary is unable to observe the plaintext, but the distribution leaked will give him hints about its content.
On the other, there is the hint of such contents being raised to some higher level, presumably higher than other levels of cognitive functioning such as those based in everyday perceptual experience, for example, or those characteristic of other areas of culture such as art and religion.
The random number seed, and the 18 printed sequences of As and Bs, are sealed in double envelopes, with again, no hint of the contents being visible through the envelopes.
Guiraudie's sheer frankness about sex is refreshing when so many supposedly grownup films are content to hint coyly and timidly.
What Jurassic Park had been content to hint at is now broadly accepted by most palaeontologists as fact: that birds, rather than simply being the descendants of Compsognathus-like predators, are in fact dinosaurs themselves.
