Another research member of the team, Joseph Sertich of the Denver Museum of Nature and Science, US, explained that the back of its skull was very wide which gave it good hunting eyes.
But Michael Sheen's deeply felt Danish prince comes closest in my experience to allowing access to this most wounded of personages through a pair of shining yet haunted, hunted eyes.
In Mr. Strong's dark, hunted eyes we can see swirling the discomfiting sense that these and other behaviors — like his tendency to stuff his hands deep in his pockets — may not simply be harmless tics or matters of rational choice.
During the convergent saccade that initiates hunting routines, eye movements are often asymmetric, with the eye contralateral to the stimulus showing a greater nasal rotation on average.
Certainly after the onset of hunting, sustained eye convergence suggests larval zebrafish use a simple form of stereopsis for prey range finding [ 13].
To that end, the rear LCD flips up, and the camera begins hunting for eyes to focus on.
One firm that stands out is UPM Kymmene, of Finland, with $11 billion in sales; its multiple is 7. Marathon Oil, a medium-size oil explorer and (in the Midwest) large-scale oil refiner also catches Horn's bargain-hunting eye.
But if you're hunting for little eye-catchers, Lots 2519 through 2712 might be just the ticket.
He drove north through Manhattan, eyes hunting the side streets for the distinctive blue-and-white trucks that look like the squat cousins of this city's public buses.
Unfurling its languorous intelligence, it looks out through her eyes, hunting for meaning the way it used to seek out deep sun, jade dew, hunting now for the means of imagining its own life, comprehending what it has become inside the girl.
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