Rather than a bleak, miserly winter landscape, I am willing witness to both subtlety and drama, running the gamut of light playing through the prism of an ice droplet hanging from a dead oak leaf to a sparrow intensely searching for food so it can survive to the winter's end.
Instead of our eyes glazing over as we scroll past, we stare intensely searching for the slightest hint that something isn't worth our time and should be skipped.
Functional properties of tissue-resident stem cells that could be used for their prospective isolation, regardless of cell-surface marker expression, have been intensely searched for.
The pace of everything in Mitchell's life picks up, however, when he (almost inadvertently) begins a mad, intensely private search for the truth concerning the mysterious letters, which he has secretly tucked into his wallet.
But Pentagon officials said they were already preparing for an intensely localized search for bin Laden that is yet to come, with Northern Alliance forces and ordinary Afghans likely to aid in the effort.
That he should have died with the television news networks mounting a 24... 8209;hour vigil outside his hospital in London was merely representative of how so much of his adult life was lived: intensely, in search of sensation, and with the world watching.
Google recently revealed that the Federal Trade Commission was intensely reviewing the search giant's recent $750 million acquisition of mobile ad network AdMob.
And it tries to present that data in a way that's most useful to the intensely competitive apartment search that many city dwellers face today.
Like Dolphy's, Wilson's playing is less narrative and discursive than it is abstract and private, intensely expressive and searching.
The semiconductor industry has been searching intensely for a new material to replace silicon dioxide, which is used as an insulator between the gate and the channel through which current flows when a transistor is switched on.
