Evidence submitted by Professor Peter Sommer, a digital forensics expert witness, to the Muir Inquiry in May 2010 also revealed that Norfolk Police had contracted Qinetiq, the global defence and security firm, to aid it in its examination of the UEA server from which the emails were first taken.
The church has been on his radar for years, but he could never quite figure out a way to do it, and in its examination of a weird, American cult, it's in the vein of many of his earlier works, from his first television outings on Michael Moore's TV Nation to his first BBC series which followed, Weird Weekends.
But things began to sour when the atomic energy agency declared that it had found what it termed "inconsistencies" in its examination of the North's declared nuclear materials.
This is why the novel is called "Climates": in its examination of love, it also becomes an examination of the atmospheres we need to be fully ourselves.
It is especially good in its examination of the mood-enhancing effects of water.
One of the series's best accomplishments comes in its examination of community and what it has come to mean in a nation of transients.
"The Shield" began in 2002, and it concludes at the end of the Bush presidency, making it hard not to see, in its examination of the downside of overreach and self-certainty, relevant analogies.
In its examination of a slice of history, it describes the whole.
In its examination of the deal, TheStreet.com computes what it calls a "blended price" — essentially a weighted average of the partial self-tender and BASF's takeover bid — and suggests a fair value for Engelhard's shares is closer to $40.
But there is no disguising that Mr. Grote's writing is weakest where it had the greatest opportunity to be fresh: in its examination of the links between "The Arabian Nights" and today's fraught images of the Middle East.
Uber declined to respond to questions about why it did not include operating costs and fees in its examination of wages for the report.
