Short stories are good at using carefully edited prose to slowly reveal the universal truths in everyday accidents.
Fine grinding, or smoothing, is done using carefully graded emery flour as an abrasive.
In the studies, fitness was measured using carefully monitored treadmill testing to gauge cardiovascular endurance and muscle fatigue.
More realistic experiments using carefully contrived sprays of CO2 upwind of crops show a much lower bonus.
Camels are now specially raised for the track, using carefully controlled methods of breeding, training, and nutrition.
Using carefully worded language, the board said there were reasons to doubt PricewaterhouseCoopers did adequate audits in 2008 and 2009.
All the time Goff was engineering press coverage, as one commentator put it, like "a happy wizard", using "carefully placed leaks, official interviews, and, occasionally, strategic misinformation".
That's why portrait photographerSarah Petty has been using carefully selected songs in her sales process since she opened for business three years ago.
Using carefully culled voter lists, it is already well into a get-out-the vote drive via pamphlets, door-to-door reminders and a ubiquitous television ad campaign tailored for five regions of the state.
Draghi is renowned for using carefully honed statements to direct the markets, most memorably when he promised at the height of the eurozone crisis in July 2012 that he would do "whatever it takes" to safeguard the single currency.
At points she even caves in to pressure from enemies by suggesting in a televised address, using carefully calibrated Clintonian language, that the hand of God may be at work.
