(I can't keep from imagining conspiracies to blackmail the famously fence-straddling justice, plots to slip microscopic mind-control robots into his morning oatmeal, schemes to kidnap and replace him with a shapeshifting mutant, and so on).
He was also a fervent believer in the superiority of New England to the rest of the country, using his own pronunciation as the model under which Americans should unite; he was relentlessly critical of the "microscopic minds" of common Southerners.
Dr. Peter Huttenlocher, a pediatric neurologist and neuroscientist whose innovative research counting billions of brain synapses — the microscopic information highways of the mind — revealed that brains develop rapidly in young children and later "prune" themselves as they mature, died on Aug. 15 in Chicago.
Obviously, these examples are a bit superficial but this self-reflection can (and should) occur on both more mind-wracking, microscopic levels and on a greater, systemic level.
There may be exceptions, of course; microscopic bits you don't mind.
The principles of camouflage can be translated to a nano scale by such technology, confusing the mind at a microscopic level.
For accurate staging of treated rectal carcinoma, it is important to keep in mind that when microscopic remnants of tumour are not found, the scarred area must be entirely sampled [ 73, 120].
Subscribers can log onto the mobile Web site, if they don't mind constantly enlarging the microscopic typeface.
The Swiss Jean Etienne-Liotard's fizzingly quick-fire pastel portraits, from the 18th century, had their first British outings and the deeply enigmatic mind of Joseph Cornell was revealed in microscopic detail in 60 of his shadowy collage boxes, compressed as sonnets, at the Royal Academy.
But then a cruel thought came to me, like some microscopic killer drone sent by the National Security Agency into my mind via my ear canal.
