At a more subtle level, close scrutiny of Irish verse in English reveals that the languages did not so much coexist across a yawning divide as cohabit in an intimate, mutually enriching relationship.
Those "little movies" are actually a series of accomplished, handmade experimental films whose distinctly feminist sensibility comes to bear in the subtle, almost anthropological scrutiny of the male of the species in "Humpday".
The Foster case presumably drew the court's attention because blatant examples of racial discrimination -- especially if a person's life is on the line -- tend to draw more scrutiny than subtler forms of bias in the administration of justice. .
That choice (known as the dedazo, the finger tap) took place in hushed tones behind closed palace doors, in a rite that was always portrayed as too sacred and subtle to be exposed to scrutiny by the common citizen.
Through Jan . 31Rudolf de Crignis's paintings, like those of Ad Reinhardt and Robert Ryman, look simple but reward extended scrutiny with experiences of considerable though subtle complexity.
These aren't subtle, hidden patterns that only emerge after close scrutiny, or require hours of supercomputer time to figure out.
If such associations stand up to further scrutiny, they presumably operate through more subtle mechanisms than respiratory rates, mitochondrial coupling efficiencies or ATP supply.
As most recurrences are local, a careful scrutiny of the surgical bed for subtle changes on follow-up imaging should be made [ 28– 328.
