Idema died recently in Mexico, reportedly from AIDS, and my colleague Douglas Martin has written a detailed and intriguing obituary.
I also found Martin Amis's Experience (Jonathan Cape, £18) wholly intriguing in its richly detailed account of the relationships between his father and mother.
Of the proposals floating around, the most detailed and intriguing is Bleacher Report's Scott Carasik's idea of a 16-team league that even has the possibility of commercial success, à la minor league baseball.
From Christopher Columbus's first hurricane forecast in 1502 to Isaac Cline's failure to do so in Galveston in 1900 to remodeling Dade County with Hurricane Andrew's 170-mile-an-hour winds, this is a fine, detailed and intriguing tour of the history of meteorology.
This intriguing prospect will require detailed genetic screening to determine the functions of these genes.
Although this study did not find evidence for a statistically significant association between selection intensity in MCPH1, a gene associated with microcephaly, and absolute or relative brain size in cetaceans (Table 3), some intriguing patterns emerged from detailed phylogenetic and molecular analyses of MCPH1.
One intriguing new study, based on detailed food diaries, found that retired households spend 31% less eating out than nonretired ones; they still go to table-service restaurants yet make six fewer pit stops a month at fast-food joints.
Therefore, the above PACE observation is intriguing and invites a more detailed research.
Mr. Zorn asserted that composition is "all in the details," and with his suction cup ears he sometimes comes up with detailed bits of genuinely intriguing music.
Although the detailed mechanism of this intriguing regulation awaited to be elucidated, our results suggested that such a regulation should be taken into consideration in understanding the complicated transcriptome, especially in highly-evolved organism such as human.
