Professor Hal Hershfield, of the Stern School of Business at New York University, comments, "When teaching MBAs about negotiation, the theories that I discuss are always dissected in more interesting ways when students apply lessons they've learned from their previous jobs.
"As an actor, when I see a film, I'm always dissecting the choices somebody made or the way a scene is set up".
The unmethylated form of hDAB2IP was always found in primary tumour samples because these had been grossly dissected and thus showed some contamination with normal cells.
And, as per, it involves a dress code whose gnomic screed – currently doing the rounds on social media – is always fun to dissect, especially in the current mood.
In fact, Janet Suzman's production is always much better at dissecting the politics of the play than its sizzling passions.
Its essential makeup is something of a mystery, because it is hard to dissect a light that is always on.
Clarett's every move is already being dissected.
Greg Bishop I'm always shocked by how long it takes announcers to dissect slow-motion replays.
To me, it's always felt like he understood the human desire to pin life down like a specimen and dissect its inner meaning.
Richard, Erlich and the rest of Pied Piper are always cringingly painful to watch as they thrive in a startup culture that is just so entertaining to dissect.
