China is closely scrutinizing every single move in Taiwan.
The co-director, Kátia Lund, was not nominated, and made clear in an interview with The New York Times that she believed she deserved more recognition, saying she and Mr. Meirelles had worked closely together and "discussed every single scene".
You'd bet that he had read the morning newspapers closely but, even though every single title gloated over his decision to say that Gordon Brown "can" rather than "will" or "should" lead Labour at the next election, Miliband remained cautious in his choices from the thesaurus.
"They need to get on the ball and make sure they're following every single case closely," he said.
(Realistically, it is financially and physically impossible for government agencies to examine every single piece of intelligence closely; think about what happened to "the boy who cried wolf").
"I feel that if people were watching every single hockey player as closely as sometimes I'm being watched in Montreal, they would realize that I'm not the only person who talks on the ice," he once told me.
Many QTLs mapped closely to single dominant or recessive Xa genes.
At low temperature, the PL spectrum is composed of closely spaced single excitonic lines in an energy range of 1.58 to 1.72 eV and the contribution of the 15-nm-deep hole-mound structures at ca. 1.55 eV.
Structural and functional characterisation of two closely related single membrane spanning molecules, RNF43 and ZNRF3, has recently revealed the receptor-like functionalities of a ligand-binding ectodomain combined with the intracellular architecture and activity of an E3 ligase.
At pH 10, films drawn over a 50 mg/L GO suspension consist of well-aligned, closely interlocked single or bilayer graphene oxide particles without the presence of larger gaps or overlaps between them.
