'Bang!' 'Whoosh!' I found that I was very interested in the concept of scale.
PEDERSEN: I'm interested in the concept of buildings that can generate power from natural, renewable sources.
"NASA is very interested in the concept of Helios and its great potential, and acquiring another aircraft is in a direction we want to go," he said.
Ms. Smith first became interested in the concept of justice after seeing a televised speech by "the lady from Texas in a red dress," Congresswoman Barbara Jordan, laying out her case in a deep, self-assured voice for the impeachment of President Richard M. Nixon.
Recently, the research studies in data mining are increasingly interested in the concept of parallel programming.
During the past thirty years, moral, political, and legal philosophers have become increasingly interested in the concept of evil.
And UK law is very interested in the concept of 'identification' – how someone might be identified whether their name is used or not.
Even though in 13th-century terminist logic 'significatio' is seen as the foundation of all 'properties of terms' (proprietates terminorum), the generation of William of Sherwood and Peter of Spain is not particularly interested in the concept of signification.
"We're becoming quite interested in the concept of people inadvertently being infected with recombinant organisms, not necessarily because of a high safety risk but because of the challenge it provides to state health departments in confirming diagnosis," says Reynolds.
