Sentence examples for fine examination from inspiring English sources

* * * There's a fine examination of the dangers of vulnerability to influence in J. R. R. Tolkien's "The Lord of the Rings"; it involves the treacherous wizard Saruman, whom Gandalf, his fellow wizard, engages in a final parley at the Tower of Orthanc.

Alverson, whose previous work The Comedy might be film's finest examination of the corrosive nature of privilege, makes movies that are near impossible to sit through and even harder to stop thinking about.

The cross section was ion polished for a finer examination using a scanning electron microscope with field emission gun (SEM-FEG) (Figure 4).

The finest examination of its decadences and its hardships, its comic tragedies and its tragic comedies.

A finest examination of the developmental trajectory of these brain areas also supports a 'trait-marker' hypothesis.

For finer examination of genetic drift in midsized genomes (25 75 Mb), we implemented OrthoMCL on all the 40 genomes falling within this size range.

A more fine grained examination of which course components contribute the most to the effectiveness (or lack thereof) of a blended learning approach would both advance our understanding of how and why blended approaches impact student learning but would also provide more detailed guidance for implementing optimally effective blended learning courses.

Bruce Spizer's "Beatles Are Coming!" is a lavishly illustrated, carefully researched, fine-grained examination of the Beatles' visit and everything leading up to it, including the legal maneuvering among the various American record labels that released the group's earliest recordings here, and the details of the publicity and marketing campaign that stoked the fires of American Beatlemania.

Eye gaze was measured both before and after a fatiguing exercise involving fine-grained examination decisions.

Of the metrics used to evaluate the reefs, acoustic telemetry produced the most valuable and consistent data, including fine-scale examination of lake trout movements relative to individual reefs.

It called for a fine-toothed examination of how the U.S. finances operations at the United Nations, including peacekeeping and development aid, and for cutting the remaining voluntary aspects of the budget by at least 40percentt.