In addition to hiring more investigators, the report recommended that caseworkers be trained in investigative techniques, more closely document their cases, and that their supervisors should frequently review cases with them to offer guidance and direction.
They were well exercised and toned, and photographers closely documented their swimsuits.
Amnesty International has closely documented Tsige's case, and online petitions call for his release.
In a way, this approach avoids the semantic gap by making queries fit more closely the document content.
In this second location within Araihazar, As and Fe profiles more closely resemble the situation documented at NS23 in Lakshmipur.
The Museum also launched an online exhibition and interactive gallery to enable visitors to look more closely at the document.
Though the White House did not publish the text of the treaty today, it was clear that the document more closely resembles a framework for how the two largest nuclear powers can move to a minimal deterrent than the detailed bible of throw weights and verification procedures that Mr. Bush's father signed with Mikhail S. Gorbachev in 1991.
However, several modern historians have looked more closely at the relevant documents and concluded that, even if a Confederate soldier did go over the wall to bring water to a prostrate federal, there is little evidence that it was Richard Kirkland, and even less that whoever it was spent more than a few minutes performing his act of kindness.
"Gadfly" is the dismissive term often applied to them: the people who ask questions, nurse grudges, make speeches, and read the fine print on documents, sometimes more closely than the officials themselves do.
In an experiment using simulated patients' medical records, we show that CISS, CISS+, and CISS-SW systems recommended more closely related and somewhat related documents than Google, Google Scholar and PubMed.
