Sentence examples for microscope of the from inspiring English sources

Dr. Zarkin's case has put the obstetrics department under the microscope of the State Department of Health for the second time in two years.

Both predictions were verified by examination under a microscope of the chromosomes of exceptional females and males.

"I think that weed [prohibition] is a great symbol of those traditional values that don't seem to make sense when you hold them up under the microscope of the 21st century," says Sinclair.

Both are soft-spoken, intensely regimented and constantly under the microscope of the dozen or so Japanese reporters who trail their every move.

And that alliance, they say, is now the most serious threat to the U.S. DOMESTICALLY -- The National Security Agency joined the F.B.I. and C.I.A. under the microscope of the joint Congressional committee investigating the government's performance before and after the attacks.

Certainly, it's a far cry from the virtuoso fusion of high-concept fabulism and psychological realism you find in "Being Dead" (1999), which takes a pitilessly minute observation, as through a microscope, of the processes of organic decay in the lifeless bodies of a middle-aged married couple, and makes something unexpectedly romantic.

In the midst of being under the scrutinous microscope of being the nation's leading family, members of the Obamas have landed on a range of magazine covers including People, Essence, TIME, Vogue and Ebony.

"But the great microscope of how the league operates was last year, when the Red Bulls wanted to travel on a charter," Foose said.

The aberrations were worse in the compound microscopes of the time, because the lenses magnified the aberrations at least as much as they magnified the images.

Figure 6 presents the micrographs of reflective optical microscopes of the synthesized composites with different content of lithium perchlorate salt.

In a final step, we imaged the screens using microscopes of the same brand.