"Clue's ultimate aim is to help people better understand their bodies by providing them with scientifically accurate, easy to understand information.
They contain no clue about the ultimate destination.
Shneidman also pointed out that "people are very consistent with themselves"; he added that the "repetition of a tendency to capitulate, to flee, to blot it out, to escape is perhaps the most telling clue to an ultimate suicide".
These threads will also provide key clues to the ultimate question in fundamental physics, which is: how can we unify the Standard Model of particle physics with Einstein's theory of gravity?
Clues to the ultimate origins of flowering plants are to be found on New Caledonia, a small island about 1,600 kilometres east of Australia.
Further studies are needed in animal models to explore the therapeutic potential of CXCR3- or CXCL10-antagonists, with the ultimate goal of offering new clues for immune intervention in Th1-mediated diseases such as JIA and rheumatoid arthritis.
As Gilligan points out, public shaming leads to what we often call mortification, a word that should give us a strong clue as to its ultimate consequence.
Through both of her episodes, the struggle to determine whether she really "is" Anne Frank is a tough tug-of-war, ending with a clue that propels the ultimate truth behind Dr. Arden.
Numbered door sills, diamond-quilt stitching on seats and doors, smoked taillight lenses and colored brake calipers are among the visual clues to distinguish the Ultimate from the DBS donor vehicle.
The Jeopardy! format provides the ultimate challenge because the game's clues involve analyzing subtle meaning, irony, riddles, and other complexities in which humans excel and computers traditionally do not.
