At a time of resurgent xenophobia in Europe, the controversial undertaking has elicited an array of responses, from the vehement protests of Holocaust survivors to an acceptance among some Jews who feel that, because the book is already generally accessible, there might as well be an appropriately critical dissection of it.
The majority opinion was notable in many respects: its critical dissection of a recent precedent; its use of a decision by the European Court of Human Rights, supporting gay rights, to show that the court under Bowers v. Hardwick was out of step with other Western countries; and its many citations to the court's privacy precedents, including the abortion rights cases.
THROUGH viticultural analysis, cellar calculations and critical dissection, wine can easily be reduced to a set of statistics.
It's a fascinating object and a deadening experience, or non-experience; as such, it's perfect for critical dissection.
"Can the study of it really be anything more than the wearisome industry of source-hunting, of allusion-counting, an industry that will soon touch apocalypse anyway when it passes from scholars to computers?" Thus did Bloom, almost 40 years before the advent of the "digital humanities," envision with Nostradamus-like exactitude the morbid endgame of critical dissection.
The critical dissection of the characteristics of various impurity parameters provides important insight into the physics underlying the excitation process.
She published painstaking critical dissections of photography and dance; illness, politics and pornography; and, most famously, camp.
A critical point in the dissection is the radial aspect of the extensor hood of the metacarpophalangeal joint.
RACP can shorten the operation duration and facilitate precise graft localization/deployment. Aortic dissection is a critical condition of the cardiovascular system with fast onset and high mortality.
Concomitant prophylactic central neck dissection may play a critical role in achieving better completeness in the first operation.
Functional dissection of Xist RNA has identified a critical element, the A repeat, required for chromosome inactivation, and multiple redundant elements that mediate localization in cis (Wutz et al., 2002).
