Every mistake amplified, every step painstakingly negotiated.
First, Mr Piketty, a pioneer in using tax statistics to measure inequality, painstakingly documents the evolution of income and wealth over the past 300 years, particularly in Europe and America.
The background check measure -- painstakingly crafted by the bipartisan duo of Sens. Joe Manchin (D-W.Va).
Traditionally this would take engineers months to painstakingly measure over large distances, hypothesise and test, but SenSat's AI can run thousands of options, following the exact same design rules, in a matter of minutes.
Since the pioneering efforts of the neuroanatomist Constantin von Economo, who not only exhaustively mapped cortical cytoarchitecture but also painstakingly measured the thickness of cortical regions and laminae [ 9], anatomists have been interested in measures of the size of different brain regions.
Romance is the most painstakingly measured item of all, not too much and not too little.
Form is determined either by painstakingly measuring individual particles in three dimensions or by Fourier shape analysis, which uses harmonics analysis and computer digitizing to provide a precise description of particles in two dimensions.
To this end, I follow along as he painstakingly measures the distance from a certain corner to a scenic overlook, ensuring that the directions in his book are accurate.
Then he painstakingly measured coffee, heated water and steamed milk -- it was a ridiculously time-consuming and complicated process that produced the best tasting cup I'd had in a long time -- and confided that his latest obsession had started as an attempt to curb the impulses of his wife, Jean.
The crystals then had to be carefully prepared by skillfully cutting them into sections with facets that had a different orientation to that of the internal structure of the crystal, and the response to a magnetic field had to be painstakingly measured.
Another, identifying who was using water and putting in meters to measure their consumption, was painstakingly time-consuming.Harder still, though, was to improve the quality of the staff (in his words, "underqualified, underpaid, unmotivated and mostly inefficient").
