The authors thank Irina Kufareva for sharing the Flexible Pocketome benchmark of meticulously collected high-resolution X-ray complexes.
The kitchen and bathrooms were recently and meticulously renovated with high-quality materials and finishes.
The Wright Brothers by David McCollough A meticulously researched and high-suspense story about the pioneers of flight.
However, even with a leg positioner at hand, a dedicated protocol must be available and the positioning of the lower leg and knee must be handled meticulously to obtain high-precision scans over a long period of time by several technicians, which are the typical conditions in clinical studies.
From a business perspective, as a marketer this can be an effective marketing tool that needs to 'look unplanned', but be well thought out and planned meticulously due to the high risk of this marketing format.
Part espresso bar (serving cold-brewed iced coffee, with a Zen-like patio out back to better enjoy it), part meticulously curated boutique (stocking high-end sunglasses and Levi's XX work wear, in addition to Japanese wet suits and rare boards), it has, since opening last August, become the unofficial clubhouse for the highly stylized urban-surf set.
This former church turned-craft-beer shrine embraces its former life with a Munich-style biergarten adorned with stained glass, along with hops plants, various portraits of The Last Supper, three bars (including an upstairs choir loft), and a meticulously curated menu of high-ABV, hard-to-find international beers and exotic pub grub.
The film boasted wonderful sets and Minnelli's meticulously re-created world of high fashion.
Ms. Culwell's childhood home — which she said was kept meticulously clean of deadfall and high grasses — was incinerated in the fire, along with every other house on Coolwell Drive.
Directed by Fred Zinnemann 1952, U, Universal, £16 Made in 22 days for $750,000, mostly on a permanent set of a western street in Hollywood, High Noon was meticulously preplanned through story-boarding by the fastidious Zinnemann, then cut to the bone in post-production, so that it more or less takes place in so-called real time.
