Over the past decade, I've been hunting through the scientific literature for answers.
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But after hunting through the App Store, he was surprised that he couldn't find one.
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And how we essentially took over the whole planet through farming, through hunting, through navigation.
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Picture Prompts A scientist hunting through the amber markets in Myanmar recently made a remarkable find.
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You might be able to find some online still or by hunting through a local photo store.
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This 85033,455-acre tract in New Mexico is now under pressure to stop hunting through the management plan in development.
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"Authorized hunting through designating the grizzly bear as a game animal may reduce the amount of illegal poaching," the proposal said.
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A game warden in Oklahoma caught a deer poacher bragging about illegal hunting through their conversations on a dating app this week.
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An archivist for the British Council discovered the exchange between Orwell and the council's publications department while hunting through some historical files.
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Taken with the TV app, Apple is making it a lot easier to find what you want to watch without hunting through apps.
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Spending spring through early summer hunting through Dutch flower markets, the artist hand-picked more than 10,000 (in classical terms, a myriad) "ideal" flowers.
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That makes using Marketplace a bit like treasure hunting through flea markets or yard sales, where you can get excited about what you might discover.
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This version of Chrome will allow password-free sign-ins for most websites, meaning you can avoid hunting through a password manager for specific credentials.
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"No one wants to spend time hunting through apps for the right show," says David Sanderson, Reelgood founder and CEO, in a statement about the deal.
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But availability for dates pegged to specific location's matches is currently difficult to find, so hunting through your preferred travel booking website may yield better results.
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It's not a huge catalog, but there's a nostalgic quality to hunting through it, like scouring the internet for custom desktop wallpapers from a decade or two ago.
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I can turn on the TV, change the volume, change inputs, and stream whatever I want without having to go hunting through the couch for the second remote.
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With summer's final holiday weekend upon us, spending it hunting through pages and pages of Amazon deals may not be high on your end-of-season bucket lists.
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Meanwhile, Republican state attorneys general have proved masterful at hunting through the federal judiciary for judges willing to block progressive policies — potentially before the policy even takes effect.
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The super-encounterers loved to spend an afternoon hunting through, say, a Victorian journal on cattle breeding, in part, because they counted on finding treasures in the oddest places.
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This isn't a new feature for the commercial market (TomTom does the same thing with its action cams), but it's certainly an improvement over hunting through footage by hand.
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But after some hunting through the nearby parking lot—surrounded, I should say, by multistory residential developments but only scatterings of retail—I saw what I was really hoping for.
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The zoo says that elephants, giraffes, zebras, camels, and goats enjoyed the tree branches as an appetizer, while baboons and otters had fun hunting through pine needles for hidden treats.
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But Berlin seems to take this approach to the material of her own life, hunting through it like a detective turning over a few pieces of evidence again and again.
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Then, hunting through StreetEasy on a family vacation, Ms. Trader saw a listing for a "huge three-bedroom" in a "rarely available full-floor townhouse" across from Inwood Hill Park.
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If the weather is predicted to be nice in your area this weekend, you don't have to spend your long weekend hunting through mattress stores — we've done the work for you.
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History Search Pro Plan: 1-Yr Subscription No more hunting through a massive, unmanageable list of bookmarks thanks to History Search, a browser extension that indexes the text of webpages you browse.
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In the Petobo neighborhood nearby, a team of French rescue experts began hunting through an expanse of debris, looking for hands, feet or any body parts of victims sticking out of the mud.
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If you can read Japanese, Yutaka Kimura has even published a paperback guide to the 500 most essential city pop releases, should you want to go CD hunting through the streets of Tokyo.
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I remember the first time I went hunting through Target's swim section in high school, unable to fit my curvy body into any of the beautifully patterned tops or bottoms, even the largest sizes.
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FBI agents, along with Jefferson County Sheriff's deputies and Colorado state troopers, have searched for her, including hunting through rural Jefferson County foothills throughout the day and have published her name and photo in local media.
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The curation cuts both ways: You can be sure all the work will look good, but you won't get the gambler's high that comes from hunting through a noisy crowd for a piece that really strikes you.
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But hunting through thrift stores, finding the perfect action figure to Frankenstein with another toy, designing and packaging it into a slightly off but believable product, and sneaking it onto a store shelf takes a little bit more work.
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If you're more of a shark person, you can watch a great white shark hunting through a kelp forest for its next meal (and maybe even feel like one, too — the camera is attached to the shark's dorsal fin).
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She says that over the years, she's had to go hunting through hard drive to search for a file, and often came across artwork that she had forgotten about, and wanted to figure out a way to showcase her work.
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Chris Kohler, Kotaku: While you don't need to solve many puzzles to get through the story, there are plenty of optional ones, which usually revolve around carefully hunting through whatever scene you're in to find hidden runes that unlock chests.
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Mueller's office reportedly sent a document detailing 13 different areas that his investigators want to know more about, and administration lawyers have since been hunting through White House emails and asking whether officials have any other documents related to the request.
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Silvestro's simple story is heavy on cheese puns likely to sail past younger listeners, but White's charming illustrations, with their miniaturist sensibility and cozy wood-toned textures, will have little ones hunting through the pages for details of the field-mouse lifestyle and décor.
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Principles I've copy pasted below so you don't have to go hunting through multiple link trees* to find them, given DeepMind does not include 'Principles' as a tab on the main page so you do really have to go digging through its FAQ links to find them.
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After hunting through hundreds of listings across the country (and the world), we pulled out the best bookings that covered some, if not all, of the following checklist: exposed wooden beams, working fireplaces, stone walls, floor to ceiling bookshelves, slanted roofs, baths, and an overall air of romantic-whimsy.
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On Monday, he wrote on Twitter that Democrats had "given up" on the findings of the Mueller report, were hunting through "everything else" about him to try to make their case and should instead look at lucrative book and television deals signed by his predecessor Barack Obama and other Democrats.
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This latter request was denied, heightening concerns that the city had inadequate powder supplies. This concern was further exacerbated when city leaders began hunting through the city for additional supplies.
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The state has turned the property into the Canemount Wildlife Management Area. This site has approx. 3500 AC that is now open to the public hunting through WMA draw hunt permits.
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His nemesis vanquished, Finn searches for answers about the fate of his civilization in a wartorn city, despite the Scavengers hunting through the ruins for scraps of remaining technology...and intruders.
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Hildegarde's tomb bat is a diurnal species, hunting through the forests for grasshoppers, butterflies and moths, and roosting at night in caves and other underground locations, often sharing its roosts with the rather more common African sheath-tailed bat (Coleura afra).
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Trailhead leading to Silver Springs When in season, hunting and fishing are two of the park's primary activities; during the fall and winter over are opened to the public for hunting. Pheasant hunting, through a park operated controlled hunting program, is popular at the park. Dove hunting, squirrel hunting, and bow hunting for deer are also permitted with some restrictions.Thomas, Gary.
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Explorer and big game hunter Samuel Baker chased by an elephant. Baker lived as a reputed Victorian Nimrod and was a milestone in the history of modern hunting through his works and deeds. He was proud of his British heritage and was an advocate of the virtues of his nation, and a fighter against slavery. Sir Samuel Baker in hunting attire with trophies of rhino and buffalo.
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Wolves were once present in Great Britain. Early writing from Roman and later Saxon chronicles indicate that wolves appear to have been extraordinarily numerous on the island. Unlike other British animals, wolves were unaffected by island dwarfism, with certain skeletal remains indicating that they may have grown as large as Arctic wolves. The species was exterminated from Britain through a combination of deforestation and active hunting through bounty systems.
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Suddenly he is asleep and in his dream, he is holding a spear and is deer hunting through the corridors of Voyager. When the deer enters the mess hall, he sees the full moon outside the window and realizes he's dreaming. A few seconds later, he sees the deer again but it transforms into the alien. The two men fight but Chakotay manages to subdue the alien who expresses surprise that Chakotay can control his dream.
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Mirman identified there was a need to buy stylish hosiery without hunting through large department stores, which at the time, dominated the British hosiery market. With the assistance of a Government loan guarantee programme for capital-short entrepreneurs, Mirman and Ross eventually launched SockShop in 1983. The first SockShop store was opened on the concourse of the Knightsbridge tube station. At that time, their ambitions were modest, with expectations of eventually having four or perhaps six retail outlets.
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Hunting scene from Tomb of Nebamun Egypt's geographic location played a major role in the variety and population of birds in Egypt. Migrating Eurasian birds exhausted from their long journey come to rest in the wetlands of the Nile delta. Ancient Egyptians capitalized from the large flocks of birds and hunted them either for food, offerings to the dead and gods. Bird hunting through fowling with sticks was considered to be a sport practiced by royalty in ancient Egypt.
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Fiordland Wapiti Foundation have been working with Department of Conservation to actively control and protect this historic herd for hunting, through management of the population. This involves culling of red deer through aerial recovery, and also culling of hybrid red/wapiti in selection for pure wapiti type animals. Slowly genetics are becoming more pure wapiti, and antler length/points/span is increasing once again to trophy status. ;Whitetail deer (Odocoileus virginianus) These deer are found in the lower South Island, but predominantly on Stewart Island.
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The coat is short and smooth against the body, but coarse enough to provide protection to the skin while hunting through dense underbrush. Some Redbones may exhibit a ridge of fur behind the ears and down to the shoulders when alerted, but dissimilar to the ridge found on the Rhodesian Ridgeback. Their large paws have especially thick pads, with webbed toes, and dewclaws are common. The nose is often black and prominent, with black on the muzzle and around the eyes, called "masking", not uncommon.
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Some females steal the prey captured by its neighbour and females will even fight for the possession of another female's prey, i.e. kleptoparasitism. Eventually some females learn to steal the spiders in the burrow, either by driving away the rightful owner while she was sealing up the burrow, or by hunting through the soil around the aggregated burrows to find sealed burrows. . In Britain the flight period of adults is June to August. Both sexes of Episyron rufipes are often seen visiting the flowers of umbellifers for nectar.
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Hunting through the forest for animals (which we hear but don't see), he tells us in a voice-over that his task now is to kill Colonel Kurtz, which is the same task given to Martin Sheen's character in Apocalypse Now. He drifts down the river (apparently able to swim in the dream-state) but stops when he comes across Pierre's wrapped-up body. The meaning behind the presence of Pierre's body in Bertrand's dream is ambiguous. Back in reality, Bertrand decides that it's time to say goodbye to Uma and leave the cult once more.
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Musically, the album marked a change to a more experimental style by the band, incorporating sections of techno, rap, saxophone and orchestral arrangements into its melodic death metal style. The track, "The Brave/Agony Applause", is the first single off the album and has a music video. The song "Seal Slayer" is a slight reinterpretation of the track "Kill, Kill, Kill", which the band previously recorded as a benefit for "The Canadians", an organization against Canadian seal hunting, through a request by PETA. Manifesto was promoted by playing one new song off the album each day on their MySpace until its European release.
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They use their powerful front claws to dig into trees, ground, and vegetation to find prey, then proceed to use their long tongues to probe inside the insect tunnels and to retrieve their prey. The structure of their tongue and stomach is key to aiding pangolins in obtaining and digesting insects. Their saliva is sticky, causing ants and termites to stick to their long tongues when they are hunting through insect tunnels. Without teeth, pangolins also lack the ability to chew; however, while foraging, they ingest small stones (gastroliths) which accumulate in their stomachs to help to grind up ants.
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Schiffman, Richard (17 May 2014) "Ivory feeds Africa's wars" The New Scientist, Volume 222, No 2969, page 10, also available on the Internet but may need a subscription Sources blame corrupt politicians, officials and businessmen who help poachers. Most of the reserve remains set aside for game hunting through a number of privately leased hunting concessions, but a section of the northern park along the Rufiji River has been designated a photographic zone and is a popular tourist destination. There are several high end lodges and camps mainly situated along the river and lake systems in this area.
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According to standard sociological theory, patriarchy is the result of sociological constructions that are passed down from generation to generation. These constructions are most pronounced in societies with traditional cultures and less economic development. Even in modern, developed societies, however, gender messages conveyed by family, mass media, and other institutions largely favor males having a dominant status. Although patriarchy exists within the scientific atmosphere, "the periods over which women would have been at a physiological disadvantage in participation in hunting through being at a late stage of pregnancy or early stage of child- rearing would have been short", during the time of the nomads, patriarchy still grew with power.
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He also describes the pleasure of book-hunting through the book stalls of Paris and other cosmopolitan cities. While often written within the language of hyperbole, Lang’s descriptive choice of words paints a picture of the collector’s love of books: > Selling books are nearly as bad as losing friends, than which life has no > worse sorrow. A book is a friend whose face is constantly changing... Books > change like friends, like ourselves, like everything; but they are most > piquant in the contrasts they provoke, when the friend who gave them and > wrote them is a success, though we laughed at him; a failure, though we > believed in him; altered in any case, and estranged from his old self and > old days. The vanished past returns when we look at the pages.
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If it does not in effect amount > to a plea of guilty, it at least shows clearly that counsel was relying > alone upon a technical defense, and that he was seeking to place the burden > on this court of looking through a bushel of chaff to see if we could find a > single grain of wheat therein, or of hunting through a haystack to see if we > could find a needle. In the syllabus for the Court, the Judge again urged trial and appellate counsel to focus on the factual merits of the case. > As long as lawyers disregard the oft-repeated requirement of this court that > they must try their cases upon their actual merits, and persist in quibbling > over mere trifles, which are only shadows, cobwebs, and flyspecks on the > law, and present questions to this court which are purely technical, we will > continue to condemn such practice, it matters not who the attorneys may be; > for we are determined, if possible, to break it up in Oklahoma. Our purpose > is to elevate the practice of law in Oklahoma, and make lawyers, and not > quibblers, out of those who try such cases.
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