The injustices of Stinney's case were addressed 70 years later, when South Carolina Circuit Judge Carmen Mullen revisited the prosecution and meticulously addressed the various rights Stinney had been denied: No request for a change of venue, no request for a continuance, no investigation, no questioning of the improper jury composition, no cross-examination.
Given that relatively high concentrations of calcium and phosphate ions were used in these experiments, it is not clear whether they are in fact representative of the slow and spontaneous formation of NB grown in metastable solutions or of NLP assembled in metastable solutions that had been challenged with submillimolar amounts of precipitating ions, both of which were meticulously addressed here.
A writer's journal is a half-made, imperfect thing written to no one — or perhaps it is a meticulously crafted letter addressed to all the faceless readers of the future.
Amid the thousands of records and jazz periodicals meticulously organized on shelves, Mr. Bradley gazed at a crumbling Western Union telegram and other dog-eared fan mail addressed to "Pops" and "Satchmo," which he was handing over to the museum.
Sandberg's book Lean In, available on 11 March, is meticulously researched, with Sandberg first addressing the "chicken and egg" problem of gender inequality: the chicken being that "women will get rid of the external barriers once we achieve leadership roles," and the egg of needing "to eliminate the external barriers to get women into those roles in the first place".
The Asian-American characters in this meticulously observed comic-book novella explicitly address how they handle being in a minority.
From inspirational images on the walls of the team room, to motivational speeches and lines of communication, an inclusive atmosphere to include caddies and family, an invite to Sir Alex Ferguson to address the team, and meticulously planned pairings, McGinley left no stone unturned.
She says many Montana artists predictably focus on "bear/moose/horse/landscape/cowboy" art, but Hiltner's hand stitched and found textile works address socio-political issues through surreal, meticulously crafted imagery.
Geahan says that the team addresses the complexity of meaning in books by meticulously selecting the right kind of sounds.
▪ Previously untapped archival material, meticulously recorded by Surgeon Superintendents on-board ships travelling from Britain to Australia in the 1800s, has been used to address the question of why measles did not reach Australia until 1850, when other infectious diseases were known to have arrived much earlier—many with the First Fleet in 1788.
After receiving death threats, Fortuny meticulously scrubbed his real address and phone number from the Internet.
