But I will say that I rolled my eyes just a bit when I saw the "mathematical" clues (the quotes are there on purpose).
The invention of the Higgs mechanism was a triumph of human creativity, reasoning from subtle mathematical clues to a fundamental ingredient of how nature works.
It spurred hundreds of hours of rolling news coverage; while supporters and opponents turned out in force to watch or ridicule the apocalypse he claimed to have divined from mathematical clues hidden in the Bible.
It's up to Sutherland's Bohm to "follow the bread crumbs" and figure out the significance of the boy's mathematical clues, according to "Touch" creator and executive producer Tim Kring.
Thompson's 1917 book, "On Growth and Form," still attracts praise even though its mathematical analysis gives no clue about how biological forms develop.
The pulsating networks that some slime molds form are giving other scientists clues to solving difficult mathematical problems.
These findings provide new clues to collagen tissue herniation for mathematical modelling and model tissue engineering.
This characteristic of randomly varying period is called "quasiperiodicity" (not to be confused with mathematical quasiperiodic and almost-periodic functions) and may hold clues as to the nature of the physiological mechanisms underlying dynamic patterns of sleep-wake behavior.
As a result, physicists have been left at the mercy of their mathematical imaginations or sifting cosmological data for hints of a clue from God's own particle accelerator, the Big Bang.
He is a meticulous gatherer of clues, some of which involve knowledge of chess, mathematical theories, 19th-century drama, and esoteric writings on criminology.
Mathematical modeling suggests that these log2AEI distributions can provide important clues concerning the number, location and contributions of cis-acting regulatory variants to mRNA expression.
