They hunt for specific rare species".
The confluence of technological limitations and simple searching methods means that only two kinds of online searchers are well served: those looking for very popular terms and those who are using uncommon words to hunt for specific things.
Those included a secure, Facebook-type forum where reporters could post the fruits of their research, as well as database search program called "Blacklight" that allowed the teams to hunt for specific names, countries or sources.
Competition: Google Books and Amazon's Search Inside the Book feature let readers hunt for specific mentions of people, places and objects, but neither service connects all those elements for exploratory browsing.
So, you can't hunt for specific artists, songs or albums.
While on an expedition through the ARTstor Digital Library's more than 1.9 million arts and humanities related images, you might use ARTstor's robust search and filtering functionality to hunt for specific images or works of art.
If any, I suppose our traditions are getting crazy excited (Craig and I, not the kids), cursing through Target on the hunt for specific brands of scissors, and MAKING LUNCHES again.
It's possible that a pharmaceutical giant on the hunt for specific strands could knock on their door in 2003, Bayer paid $40 million for the right to distribute Sativex, a marijuana-derived medicine designed to alleviate spasticity, overactive bladder, and other symptoms.
Thus, definitive delineation of these subtypes is still lacking and the hunt for specific biomarkers continues.
If you need to refer back to parts of what you are reading, be systematic about marking pages and/or making notes as you go, so that you don't have to hunt for specific things.
iSight said it had "confirmed targeting of United States defense contractors and United States financial services companies", though the attacks were blocked, and the firm believes the hackers were hunting for specific targets, not trying to ensnare as many victims as possible.
