This searching interpretation of past and present addresses fundamental questions about the fall of the Roman Empire.
I have subsequently learned, from the academic literature on grief, that this "searching behavior," as it is called, is common among the bereaved.
In a way, Scriabin's 10 piano sonatas are like one extended work in 10 parts, and Mr. Hamelin captured this searching quality in his rhapsodic performances.
(Tommasini) ★ Talea Ensemble (Tuesday) This searching modern and contemporary music group presents a fascinating program of early works by Hans Werner Henze and Karlheinz Stockhausen.
When it becomes clear that this searching inquest into journalism will make the Hutton inquiry look like a doorstep interview, you begin to wonder about the recovery operation's sense of proportion.
(Smith) Jennifer Koh (Sunday) As part of the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra and Carnegie Hall's American Mavericks festival, this searching violinist — a maverick herself — will play works by John Adams, Missy Mazzoli and Lou Harrison, as well as a piece written expressly for her by Jennifer Higdon, in concert with the pianist Reiko Uchida.
Because of this, searching for signs of oxygen (or its chemical cousin ozone) has long been thought to be a good way of finding life.
"The spaghetti diagrams we draw showing how far the mechanics are walking, the numbers were growing and growing instead of shrinking, because they're looking for tools, searching for this, searching for that," said Ross.
With such uncertainty and chaos in the atheist world, it makes sense that people are drawn to groups like this, searching for answers that can't be found elsewhere.
Assuming that females seek out potential oviposition sites while the embryos develop, this searching behavior only becomes rate-determining in the gonotrophic cycle if it exceeds the delay incurred by embryogenesis.
To this, searching thermostable glucoamylase from thermophilic fungi provides a very attractive alternative.
