I've watched people on social media use her likeness to vent about having to keep up with news about Anthony Scaramucci, to scrutinize one another's sleeping habits, and to speculate about the possible award-show dominance of "La La Land".
Too often a higher standard is placed on the data (perfection) than scrutinizing one's own beliefs, opinions and assumptions.
Q. Scrutinizing one's own family is rare for historians.
David Baltimore, a Nobel laureate and founding member of MIT's Center for Cancer Research (the predecessor of the Koch Institute), worked tirelessly with his colleagues in an old candy factory, scrutinizing one gene at a time for clues to cancer's origins.
"It gave us confidence that dose response analyses can be done faster and more efficiently than scrutinizing one chemical at a time," Rusyn says.
A: Whether the work will be really scrutinized, or just looked over generally not that it's published or not published but if it's like a draft or it's a final...? PE: Well, I assume that all of my final drafts will be scrutinized one way or another.
A woman in a light blue Chanel suit leaned forward and scrutinized one watch, a gold timepiece fat as a granola bar, on a bright blue alligator strap.
The book's approach is to scrutinize one major dimension of the history of religion in Southern Asia: religious orders.
He has scrutinized, one by one, the widely held precepts about melanoma and the sun, and found the evidence wanting.
"If you are going to scrutinize one politician, you do it with all politicians," Mr. Rothenberg said.
To find Kepler-186f, Quintana and her colleagues sifted through the mounds of data gathered by the telescope as it scrutinized one patch of the sky continuously for four years, looking for signs of planets outside our solar system.
