For example, the Warren Cup is a Roman silver drinking vessel that many visitors look at but perhaps don't inspect closely enough to see two explicit sex scenes – one between two teenage boys and the other a young man lowering himself on his older, bearded lover.
Using the Vive headset, Givord decided to virtually blow up the carving scan so that it was massive: something that viewers could inspect closely by walking around and passing through it, as opposed to sitting down passively and staring at it.
Be careful and inspect closely.
Remove the vacuum hose and inspect closely for wear (cracks or weak spots), then clean out the carbon deposits either with a spray can of carburetor cleaner or with a pipe cleaner if the deposits are hardened or compacted.
If you do decide to inspect them closely, you can't claim for an obvious defect you should have spotted.
The only other way to detect beetles in trees is to inspect them closely for signs of infestation, particularly for the bullet-sized holes that tunneling larvae make.
During planning, Vollick and Khan discuss tactics and the day's operations, and when they leave the base they walk together, conferring about which houses they need to inspect more closely, and which villagers are lying.
The film, was never made but news of the bracelet prompted Luc Vanrell, 48, a diving coach and marine archaeologist, to inspect more closely some marine wreckage he had noticed years before, buried in sand in 170 feet of water near the remains of Saint-Exupéry's plane.
Of course, where there is a booming market, fakes inevitably follow especially on eBay, where it's impossible for buyers to inspect material closely.
Once the computer identifies the HPFs, it is up to the pathologist to select which computer-classified HPFs they want to inspect more closely.
