Sentence examples for perhaps search for from inspiring English sources

Perhaps search for high ground, start work on a rat poison flamethrower, or else start scripting a CGI-laden sci-fi thriller based on the situation to star Tara Reid.

One such experiment, called MAQRO, hopes to test fundamental features of quantum theory and perhaps search for subtle effects in a quantum picture of gravity – something that physicists can so far see only in the haziest terms.

I've always thought that was a little unfair, it's perhaps search for the Google and/ or Boolean illiterate (so I'm not the target market), but there is value there for the general consumer market.

I think that younger persons place different demands and perhaps search for information themselves on the Internet.

She looked momentarily flummoxed, and began flipping through the pages, perhaps searching for something more ennobling.

He was smoothing out the surface beneath him, perhaps searching for solid ground during an adjustment period in his career with the Mets.

Sometimes they dangled below branches like trapeze artists, perhaps searching for aphid eggs on buds, using their long tails as counterbalances.

Typical graph algorithms include solutions to traversal problems, such as how to follow the links from node to node (perhaps searching for a node with a particular property) in such a way that each node is visited only once.

Among other findings, the researchers report online in the journal Science that two crows fashioned tools from dried grass stems, a previously unknown tool, and used them to probe the ground, perhaps searching for ants.

One unique methodology is called close gameplay, in which a researcher plays critical scenes of a game repeatedly, analyzing the details, perhaps searching for an anomaly the programmers have buried in the code or simply arriving at some resolution.

Ten years from now, astronomers will have seen the first glimmerings of light as stars and galaxies coalesced in the gloom of the early universe, observed how the powerful gravity of a black hole warped the very fabric of space, and, perhaps, searched for signs of life in the glow of blue planets like Earth as they circled nearby stars.