Taken in the aggregate, the shows present as minutely detailed a diorama of urban life as "The Wire," but it's Copenhagen, not Baltimore.
A short and wide curtain of skin with a minutely fringed rear margin is present between the long, thin nostrils.
When the opening ceremony of the Beijing Olympics begins, viewers will be presented with a minutely choreographed spectacle swathed in nationalist kitsch.
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John Mullan suggests that the problem stems from Grandison's role as a hero when he says, "his hero is able to display his virtue in action; as a consequence, Sir Charles Grandison presents its protagonist without the minutely analyzed reflexes of emotion that brought his heroines to life".
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.
The present findings show that jump height, albeit minutely, declined for all interventions.
THE sales may be minutely managed, but the on-the-air presentation is still purposefully folksy.
For example, Chizhevsky says he has given "minute scrutiny" to 2500 years of human history, but how can anyone minutely scrutinize "all the peoples and states known to science" from ancient times to the present?
