Each consulting agency is expected to put relevant aspects of the proposal under its own microscope, with the goal that every potential impact on people, traffic, animals, plant life, soil, waterways, air quality, air travel and other elements, however small, is assessed and characterized as "negligible," "minor," "moderate" or "major".
He immersed himself in the design of advanced microscopes with the goal of reaching resolutions as fine as a single angstrom, about a third the diameter of a carbon atom.
People would assemble these in floral arrangements, just crazy things you'd have to look at under a microscope". One of the goals of the museum's charter, he points out, "is to bring to a larger audience evidence of human artistry and ingenuity on a microscopic scale". Enter that dancing flea.
Having been convinced that visualizing the submicroscopic polio virus would be useful to the diagnosis and perhaps treatment of cases of polio, Rüdenberg set out toward this goal to develop microscope that could provide needed resolution to visualize virus.
The goal of the microscope is to accomplish three tasks, namely produce a magnified image of the specimen, separate the details in the image, and render the details visible to the human eye or camera.
But fortunately for her this time, because she's been put under the microscope, they can look back at that [first goal] and justify that she got that one right.
Our goal was to put innovative entrepreneurs under the microscope, examining when and how they came up with the ideas on which their businesses were built.
Ridding our bodies of nasty microorganisms has been a goal of medicine at least since the invention of the microscope.
The defence, occasionally shaky under the Italian, will come under the microscope next, with Capello and Baldini having concentrated largely on getting more goals from the team in their first 13 games.
The goal of Special Plans, he said, was "to put the data under the microscope to reveal what the intelligence community can't see.
