That kind of attention to detail and fine characterisation will feel familiar to 30 Rock fans.
Finally, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) provides better contrast resolution and anatomical definition and is therefore a preferred choice for diagnosing subarachnoid enlargement and fine characterisation of the cyst contents [ 3, 20].
A fine morphological characterisation revealed that the optical properties were very sensitive to the fine shape of the patterns etched in the metallic layer.
Whenever a finer, more detailed characterisation of the cortical changes, bone matrix alteration and periosteal reaction is necessary, CT is the adequate technique.
Thus, each case should be judged individually, keeping in mind the following general guidelines [1, 3]: Whenever a finer, more detailed characterisation of the cortical changes, bone matrix alteration and periosteal reaction is necessary, CT is the adequate technique.
Odds 5/2 joint favourite Oxygen by Andrew Miller The most self-consciously literary book on the list, it has been praised for its fine writing and characterisation, though it is unlikely to go down as well as his Ingenious Pain, which won the Impac prize.
Similarly, The New York Timess Adam W. Kepler opined that the episode displayed Orphan Black "finest qualities (strong characterisation, dark satire and shocking moments) and its worst (odd pacing and ropey plotting)".
All actors crave approval, but however fine an actor's characterisation, you don't make the distinction between approving the performance and approving the actor.
There was more intrigue and adventure, apparently complex characterisation and fine writing, for which some credit must be due to Philip Gabriel's translation, because this is a stylishly written novel: smooth, pacy and elegant.
The paper describes the calibration and application of an integrated system for topographic characterisation of fine surfaces on large workpieces.
