Those who derive pleasure from meticulously organizing things - in this case, an iTunes music collection - will be pleased to know that TuneUp, a provider of add-ons for Apple's music-management software, has added "DeDuper" to its suite of wares.
Medical charts of included infants were meticulously analysed for pre-defined potential risk factors and clinical signs derived from previous reports and our own experience.
His dynamic and meticulously painted images place "disparate things together and force them to interact and depict a narrative derived from the artist's own individual responses to existence".
They meticulously showed that, in the early stage of the disease, activated LECs stimulate PDGFR-β-expressing mural cells by secretion of platelet derived growth factor-B (PDGF-B), recruiting these cells around LVs and then by attaching to LVs, impeding their drainage capacity.
Mr. Mathew-Varghese and his cinematographer, Amol Rathod, happily aestheticize the chaos and poverty of Madan's Mumbai, meticulously composing each new urban backdrop, and many viewers may derive quite a bit of pleasure simply from taking in the view.
A meticulously detailed family saga spanning four generations, the novel is set in a mythified land of volcanoes, earthquakes and hurricanes, peopled by characters who seem to derive their extravagance from their natural surroundings.
Friendlier by far than the meticulously vetted shows at the Park Avenue Armory, not nearly as funky as the vast flea market that camps every weekend in the vicinity of Twenty-sixth Street and Sixth Avenue, the pier show has an appeal that derives largely from the fact that it is really three separate shows rolled into one.
And yet, when one reads Neil Hanson's meticulously researched, utterly fascinating new account, "The Great Fire of London," uncanny parallels between the two September events suddenly and quite unexpectedly appear -- parallels from which New Yorkers may yet derive comfort, instruction and a measure of wise counsel.
She meticulously cleans them with a toothbrush.
