The camera doesn't shy away from an examination that would – in other contexts – be seen as unflattering.
Worse still were the pair of his drug boats — Juanita 8 and Juanita 9, which, along with sister vessels Juanitas 1 through 10 occupied several soporific hours of direct examination — that were seized in September of 2004 by U.S. authorities.
Data were collected through a household interview and a standardized physical examination that was conducted in a mobile examination center.
He uses the same technique throughout the book in an in-depth examination that helps us provide "meaning" to our different reactions to AIDS.
Until the UK voted for Brexit, lawyers from the EU could apply for exemptions to the transfer examination that let them practise in England and Wales.
This is more ambitious, a humane examination that plays out predominantly in the JSA, a demilitarised zone created by the UN as a wedge between North and South Korea.
He later wept during the long cross-examination that followed in State Supreme Court in Queens.
I'm interested in taking self-examination that exists in the neurosciences and putting it in an art context, so we can ask different questions using the tools of engineering to generate those experiences.
"So what is a journalist?" is the question that's being asked, in a classic example of the sort of self-examination that happens in a time of crisis.
Leaks prompted Mr. Goss to launch an internal campaign of polygraph examinations that resulted in the dismissal of a senior agency official.
That's because the only way we can come to understand who we are and think through the critical decisions about our lives is through the self-examination that occurs in solitude.
