Sentence examples for great dissection from inspiring English sources

For a great dissection of what went wrong ('algos' incidentally are the algorithmic trading programmes created by the boffins in the banks) I'd recommend Dan Hinckley from Wild Analytics (via the Zero Hedge blog).

Cupertino has been roundly mocked for sticking out while the rest of the digital world is shedding pixels and going flat (there's a great dissection of both sides of the flat vs skeuo debate here) but from a usability point of view, flat design can create confusion about which portions of the website or interface are designed to be clicked on, for instance.

With larger exposure and greater dissection, soft tissue stripping can occur and damage to the vital periosteum and ultimately vascular supply to the osteotomy can occur.

There are reasonable inferences we can make from his writings, for example that he consulted with bee-keepers, fishermen and sponge divers, that he performed a great many dissections on a wide variety of animals, that there were at least some diagrams based on these dissections, and so on.

Additionally, the exposure allows for far greater midface dissection and elevation with secure fixation to the deep temporal fascia.

Dr. Bassett was an academic and an anatomist, a gregarious man with a great talent for dissection.

However, the high complexity of crop genomes and the low-coverage of genetic markers across chromosomes have posed great challenges for dissection of quantitative genetic variation by QTL analysis, especially small-effect QTL [ 10].

Dual plating although offers a better biomechanical strength [16] does so at the expense of greater soft tissue dissection.

Although there have been no comparative studies of dual column vs. single column fixation for distal humerus fractures, we believe and suggest that the higher infection and non-union rates quoted in many series of distal humerus fractures may in part be due to greater soft tissue dissection and a longer operative time required for dual column plating [5, 8].

Eligibility criteria included curative gastrectomy with D2 or greater lymph node dissection, ECOG performance status (PS) 0 2, and no prior chemotherapy.

In line with these results, we found that women reported to a significantly greater degree that dissection practicals were a source of stress for them.