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.
This has led researchers in the last years to intensely search for accurate forecasting methods, contributing to better risk assessment, with significant financial repercussions.
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.
Like Dolphy's, Wilson's playing is less narrative and discursive than it is abstract and private, intensely expressive and searching.
Searching, searching, searching.
For example, in a study carried out to simulate mortality of ducks by lead poisoning and avian cholera, carcasses of ducks were spread over an area which was then intensely and systematically searched with the result that only 6% of the bodies were found [23].
Open search depth (drawing intensely from external sources) enhances product market performance, while open search breadth (drawing from many external sources) induces a radical innovation focus.
So rather than singing about how terrible, for instance, David Cameron is, a modern cabaret performer might search out a song written a century ago that lampoons some long-forgotten, but intensely loathed, authority figure from the past.
