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Landscape functions, and ecological conditions and processes are scrutinized from a strong human perspective.
Further, the compactness of these films was scrutinized from their barrier properties toward [Fe CN 6]3−/4− redox couple.
But they are being scrutinized, from inside and outside the organization.
By Libby Rosof | Artist Chuck Close is known for two thingshis enormous portraits of people scrutinized from hair to pore and ear to ear, and his severely disabled body.
So vast has that particular fire grown that it has been divvied up into three parts and scrutinized from different perspectives.
As one exercise, each participant submits a plan for an entire season of programs, which is then scrutinized from a real-world perspective.
Keith de Lellis Gallery The Financial District is scrutinized from the inside at the Keith de Lellis Gallery in a show of photographs by Marvin E. Newman of Wall Street in the 1950's.
The tournament is held every four years, but this time around has been scrutinized from the very beginning through the kaleidoscope of the Continent's crisis, with Twitter users, headline writers and barroom wits comparing the records of bailout countries to triple-A-rated ones with more than a hint of schadenfreude.
Every aspect of her life story has been scrutinized, from the way she walked to how svelte her figure was.
Christian holidays are scrutinized from an anthropological point of view, connecting them to practices in other belief systems (including pagan ones)—but they are nonetheless described in detail.
Some scientists welcome the work's larger implication: that any traits used in organizing a genetic family tree should be scrutinized from a developmental perspective.
