In addition, Casselman has perfected a delightful surface consisting of the unique practice of meticulously applying thick and thin paint, then pulling a squeegee across the canvas surface both vertically and horizontally, resulting in brilliant colors flowing and merging together to form a cohesive visual statement.
And in reciting these lines and enacting the character, Mr. Keogh, a lanky actor with thinning silver hair, is meticulously deadpan.
A thin, bald man with a meticulously trimmed goatee, is asked about how he intends to help heal the community's stubborn wounds eight years after Villanueva's passing.
It was the kind of historic recording that would fit perfectly in his collection of more than 100,000 radio broadcasts, all meticulously enhanced and preserved on tapes stored in thin white boxes on a maze of shelves in his humidity- and temperature-controlled basement "vault".
It was the kind of historic recording that would fit perfectly in his collection of more than 100,000 radio broadcasts, all meticulously enhanced and preserved on tapes stored in thin white boxes on a maze of shelves in his humidity- and temperature-controlled basement "vault". Then he leaned closer to his computer, adjusted his thick glasses and studied the record's photograph and description.
After a few lectures on handling hazardous materials, an exam and a few organized labs with an instructor, participants are measuring thin films on an ellipsometer, learning to meticulously record and analyze data and tackling the problems of engineering materials for different applications.
Equity doesn't appear from thin air; rather, it is "constructed" - meticulously -- over time.
These motifs have been meticulously stitched (by hand) over casually applied drips and smears of thin color -- in other words, a gloss of formalist painting styles from Abstract Expressionism forward.
The most dramatic varve deposits, such as a meticulously documented 13,527-year sequence in glacial lakes in Sweden, occur as thin alternating light and dark layers, representing coarser-grained spring sediments and finer winter sediments, respectively.
Analysis at microscale in thin sections linked the processed by-products to finely prepared and meticulously consolidated surfaces showing distinctive colours: yellow, brown, blue, green, red, white, and black.
