By NATO's telling during the war, and in statements since sorties ended on Oct. 31, the alliance-led operation was nearly flawless — a model air war that used high technology, meticulous planning and restraint to protect civilians from Colonel Qaddafi's troops, which was the alliance's mandate.
Any incursions would have to be meticulous: scientists now have the technology to study the chemistry of air that's been locked inside a sealed tomb, and, if anyone allowed precious data to seep out, it would be a scandal.
For good or bad, oxygen looms extremely large in Hunt's account, which also contains meticulous appendices on the other technology used, including tents, dietary rations and so on.
Furthermore, the meticulous planning enabled by these technologies has allowed minimally invasive fracture surgery and improved surgical safety and efficiency [ 4].
Eccentric as the technologies were, Salazar was meticulous in evaluating them: constantly monitoring the effect on his performance.
For the right to personal privacy to survive in America in this digital age, courts must be meticulous in applying longstanding privacy protections to new technology.
Precise leakage current valuation and meticulous modeling of the same at nano-meter technology scale is an increasingly a critical work in designing the low power nano-MOSFET circuits.
Van Herpen marries science and technology, as well as artistry and meticulous handicraft, in her ethereal designs.
In the hype-filled world of nanotechnology, Phaedon Avouris, head of IBM Research's nanoscience and technology group, has a reputation as a meticulous and somewhat skeptical scientist.
Like Stephenson's most critically acclaimed novel, Cryptonomicon, Reamde combines meticulous observation of the stranger socioeconomic effects wrought by technology with rousing fusillades of adventure.
