Sentence examples for first scrutinises from inspiring English sources

The first scrutinises multiple streams of data arriving from satellites and ground repeaters (which help boost weak signals), then decides how best to reassemble them.

Petit scrutinises London – seen in the first third – with a fierce Ballardian eye, contemplating the tower blocks and flyovers of Shepherd's Bush with monochrome intensity.

The MPs considering the UK subsidies are on the Eleventh Delegated Legislation Committee, a non-specialist group which scrutinises details of government rule-making on all topics.

A title insurance company scrutinises the public records and insures the property against any third party claims.

The ISC is belatedly starting an inquiry into the Snowden revelations nearly nine months after they first emerged, but Clegg writes the body "is widely seen as being too deferential to the bodies it scrutinises".

There is a scene in the first act of the hit Broadway musical Rent in which the leader of an Aids support group gently scrutinises a pessimistic group member.

The report by the ECC committee, which continues to operate as a select committee although the department it scrutinises has been reorganised, came as proponents of renewable energy celebrated the installation of the UK's first 8MW wind turbine, in Liverpool Bay.

Given just ten seconds to prove why a painting - supposedly a lost masterpiece by Vermeer - is a fake, Holmes scrutinises the depicted night sky before turning from the frame with a snort of triumph.

Pinker scrutinises these pedants' peeves.

Deloitte, for example, carefully scrutinises its pay and promotion decisions for bias, especially its list of new partners announced annually in June.The third hurdle is the lack of role models.

A study* scrutinises the level of compliance worldwide.