This roster was developed after scrutinizing a lot of information.
Mr. Rosenberg added that town officials scrutinizing an architectural rendering of the project had requested that a hat be removed from the head of a man shown walking down a Pine River street, although Hasidic men in hats are a common sight in Lakewood.
They will be scrutinizing an array of moving charts and graphs projected on walls and checking with a team of 30 to 40 engineers for any signs of trouble as Yahoo flips the switch on a new search advertising system.
Frustrated investigators, the records show, began scrutinizing the project's $4 million price tag in 1999, according to the records, and questioned Mr. Weissman, who told them he had helped with the project, but had not actively supervised it.
"The Obama administration has certainly done an improved job of scrutinizing individual projects," says Jon Devine, an attorney with the Natural Resources Defense Council.
In the salesroom, Sean scrutinized a Guadagnini.
They had been touched and scrutinized; a conversation took place.
Students also had the opportunity to scrutinize a real pulse oximeter and use it on themselves.
Students can just go on Google and get what they need.' " After securing the funds, Army officials, members of Congress and graduates scrutinized the project, down to the decision to put a coffee shop in the library, the general said.
We will scrutinize the project's environmental impact statement and any subsequent plans for compliance with those regulations.
