This place is all about the simple urge to discover.
With so much theorizing going on, it is a pleasure to return to the untroubled formalism of Robin Bernat's "Effortless: Three Preludes by Chopin," a three-minute study of a lawn sprinkler at work that recalls the short films of Charles and Ray Eames and their urge to discover elegance of design in everyday life.
Maloney's exploration of Asbury Park was a departure from his usual subject matter of suburban landscapes, and his choice to photograph the Jersey Shore was ultimately fuelled by "the urge to discover something immediate, concrete, and candid within the artifice of the resort-town culture".
This urge to discover, invent and synthesize new materials has resulted in innumerable kinds of alloys, plastics and composites owing to the very exacting demands from different industries like aerospace, automobile, chemical, marine and so on.
The United Kingdom's Mail Online (January 29 , 2010 was boldest: "... Along with [Salinger's] quest for total seclusion went a predilection for teenage girls -- not so much a Lolita syndrome as an urge to discover innocence and then mould it to the shape he wished".
Substantial advances have been applied in the chemotherapy regimen for treating patients with HCC; however, still there is an urge to discover and explore effective strategies for its treatment throughout the use of medicinal plants.
In 2003, shortly after the start of the war in Iraq, it urged consumers to "discover weapons of mass distraction" The tag line, along with a picture of a woman's breasts in a bikini top, was part of an ad for flights to sunny destinations.
Santo, at ease whether playing the banjo on "Ohio" or violin on the soulful "Don't Know How," urged listeners to discover their "inner hillbilly" while Jaffe plugged one of the group's tour sponsors, Short Mountain Distillery, which makes 105 proof "authentic Tennessee Moonshine".
Many gurus urge them to discover a "blue ocean" where they can swim without competition.
