To ensure high sensitivity of the search, uncertain items were not excluded, but subjected to a second screen.
Compared with other methods, the distinctive characteristic of the suggested sampling strategy is to use different surrogates to search potential uncertain regions.
For today you stand poised on the precipice of Mount Tomorrow, searching for pomp in uncertain circumstances.
The amnesiac narrator and reader experience the story in the same uncertain present, searching for the truth of the past and the dangers of the future.
Magazine, newspaper, radio and TV reporters of the "Black Media" continue to appear uncertain, still searching for balance between their celebration and constructive criticism of this country's first African-American president.
1 For each question, the participants indicated a self-estimated certainty, graded from 0 to 3: 0=very uncertain, and would search for help; 1=relatively uncertain, and would probably search for help; 2=relatively certain, and would probably not search for help; and 3=very certain, and would not search for help.
Although Whitney Balliett, in a 1970 New Yorker profile, characterized Mr. Short's act and his voice as "stripped to its essentials -- words lifted and carried by the curves of melody," the profile also noted that his baritone, frequently plagued by laryngitis, "lends his voice a searching down sound, and his uncertain notes enhance the cheerfulness and abandon he projects".
And all are willing pioneers, stepping off into uncertain terrain and searching for something lost generations ago".
The popularity of Christian entertainment is growing immensely as people are searching for meaning during these uncertain times.
In turn, those Web designers and the people who hire them say they are frustrated by the search engines, uncertain of the criteria that underlie the rankings and frustrated that their sites can be eliminated from a search engine's database without explanation and often without recourse.
