Finer-grained, events-based models that divide the legislative process into minutely detailed steps needed by particular communities, for example those interested in the activities of Congressional committees.
Professorial staff have a particular responsibility to be minutely aware of which jokes they laugh at, which people they surround themselves with, which modes of interaction with students and peers they deem acceptable.
It is also clearly true – though more argued about than perhaps it should be that both arms of the immune response normally act together, and that dissecting too minutely which element is involved in a particular phenomenon is of more interest to the immunologist than to the body in vivo.
It seems to this observer he might just have mislaid a little of his wonderful swerving agility, the gymnastic ability to adjust the shape of his body in full flight, the minutely executed swerves and jinks that are his particular superpower.
She generally chose simple shapes for her pots, in order to let the strong designs speak, but her particular combination of pattern and texture, the way the minutely scratched surfaces catch the light, enhanced by iridescent lustre glazes, resulted in a unique style of satisfying complexity.
It seems to him likely that thinking takes place simultaneously along millions of different neural pathways, each of which was formed by a particular stimulation in the past and which is, in turn, greatly or minutely altered by the new experience of the present.
Fruit: plump, minutely beaked.
Inflorescence: bractlets minutely hairy.
Leaf: minutely puberulent.
Seed: red-brown, minutely spiny.
