discovering

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• Anderson was working at the New York Botanical Garden in 1901 studying the water content of nuclei in starch crystals when, as the story goes, he “discovered” steam-puffed rice.

• Footprints discovered at what was once a rain-fed lake in Saudi Arabia’s Nefud Desert suggest that humans on the move made a pit stop there more than 100,000 years ago.

• Also useful would be some sort of way to discover popular routines directly within the Alexa app.

• Researchers studying magnetization discovered that renormalization wasn’t about infinities at all.

• Curiously, as I did my research for this article, I randomly discovered Google used to guarantee some sort of Impression-based reporting in an old version of the T&C housed here.

• Will we discover whether or not Krieger is a clone this season, and will that be an ongoing plotline?

• Capaldi said it was remarkable to discover the human frailties at the center of such a mind.

• Their night takes an unexpected twist when they break into a home and discover a young girl is being held captive inside.

• But when the ship arrives at the planet, they discover Dr. Mann—played by none other than Matt Damon.

• To work for Jarrett is to discover someone who listens and someone who expects nothing less than the very best.

• We can not measure it by the amount of its contribution to the product, for that is the very matter that we want to discover.

• But her parents, did you never discover any thing about them—who or what they were—the motive of so strange an abandonment?

• That she was unwise in assuming her own will so promptly, with little regard to consulting his, she might yet discover.