Sentence examples for inspect very from inspiring English sources

The proposed method can inspect very small surfaces with potential performance problems (in fact, at the vertex-level of a mesh).

I was amazed by Zena's determination to keep the others at bay while her family drank in peace — that was until Smokey arrived and added to the chaos by inspecting very vocal females for estrus and chasing away any adult bull that might be a potential threat, even though none of the others were in musth, as he was.

"Cars driving into Urumqi city, especially those from Southern Xinjiang will be inspected very strictly.

Then, as we stop to inspect some very rare Phellinus robustus fungus on an oak, a fox darts past.

"I believe that the F.S.I.S. work force and the vast majority of the plants we inspect work very hard to ensure the safest meat and poultry products possible for the American public," Mr. Billy said.

Still tenacious, the woman — who declined to give her name but described herself as "a self-made woman who works on Wall Street," and allowed a reporter to inspect her very large yellow diamond ring — said, "But is there a science?" Mr. Bilhuber, who was signing copies of his book at Doyle New York, the Upper East Side auction house, on Monday night, tried again.

Ideally before your design is created is the time to inspect, however very few designers or contractors will touch your home until you have signed a contract with them so you may have to do this step yourself.

Let your child do the next dish on his or her own, inspect it very closely and give pointers on what your child did good and what your child may have missed.

But this joke about modern security systems does not change the fact that before you enter Dismaland you do actually get your bag thoroughly inspected by very real security guards who asked one visitor if he had any knives or, get this, spray cans.

Last month, the ExCel centre in east London was host to the Defence and Security Equipment International exhibition – the Crufts of cluster-bombing, where delegates inspected the very best land-mine and electric-shock baton technology.

Among the Hitchcock classics, this is the most bafflingly overrated: often dull, static, undramatic, and marooned on one single, giant set, which we are permitted to inspect from a very limited number of camera set-ups.