During planning, Vollick and Khan discuss tactics and the day's operations, and when they leave the base they walk together, conferring about which houses they need to inspect more closely, and which villagers are lying.
Conventions such as: talented women will be treated as mere mannequins for dresses; every inch of their bodies will be inspected more closely every year with devices such as E!'s GlamCam 360, which spins woozily around them like a drunken lech; a woman's choice of dress will be deemed as important as the quality of her work, and so on.
The film, was never made but news of the bracelet prompted Luc Vanrell, 48, a diving coach and marine archaeologist, to inspect more closely some marine wreckage he had noticed years before, buried in sand in 170 feet of water near the remains of Saint-Exupéry's plane.
The authors of [ 1] concluded that statistical tests in papers need to be inspected more closely.
Next we inspect more closely the Gap junction pathway, which regulates intercellular communication and is involved in tumor progression.
Once the computer identifies the HPFs, it is up to the pathologist to select which computer-classified HPFs they want to inspect more closely.
This is a more realistic scenario as in regards to how such a system might be used in practice, as opposed to pre-specifying which HPFs the pathologist should inspect more closely with the computer aid.
Because we had a specific hypothesis regarding differences of the problem size effect between the participant groups, the problem size effect was inspected more closely by a procedure identical to the one used for the distance effect.
To differentiate between the 2F/1R subclones with either the D1-g or the D1-y gene, the sequences from the assemblies still under consideration (5, 7, 8, 9, 10) plus that from BCM-HGSC were inspected more closely.
When whistles were notable in the LTSA, the sequence was inspected more closely with spectrograms typically of 5-s lengths, 3000-point DFTs, 80%% overlap, Hann window, and a frequency range of 0 30 kHz (Fig. 2b, d).
