If you looked carefully at the pages, you could see small details change as the scene developed.
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Data released this morning, which Barkin said he had not yet looked carefully at, showed it may be firming.
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Neil Sheehan, a spokesman for the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, said a specialist within the agency had looked carefully at hypothetical accidents.
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We've looked carefully at, if we do have parts of the country that aren't covered, how would we compensate for that?
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"She was very meticulous with data, looked carefully at developing children," Dr. Gayla Margolin, who led the lab, said in an interview.
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Our reporters looked carefully at Mr. Trump's boasts of vast wealth, discovering that his income isn't always what he says it is.
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Our reporters looked carefully at Donald Trump's boasts of vast wealth, discovering that he often reports gross revenue rather than earnings after expenses.
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Warming the hearts of the little Hitlers this week, Trump claimed to have looked carefully at the hatemongers in Charlottesville and found many good citizens.
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It was a simultaneous lineup [where witnesses are shown all photos at once]; there were nine photos, and I looked carefully at each one, and picked Steven Avery's.
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"We looked carefully at the timing of [the Matawan Creek] attacks and discovered that they occurred on a full moon which brought the highest tidal waters possible," he told me.
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Simões looked carefully at several datasets from over 50 museums to fully understand what he was looking at, helping him "to conduct the phylogenetic analysis presented in this study," he told AFP .
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Gopinath said the IMF had looked carefully at exchange rates, but saw no evidence that changes had much impact on trade flows, particularly in countries that invoiced trade in the U.S. dollar.
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"As you know, over the past few months, our leaders have looked carefully at their teams to ensure our organizations are structured for success for the next few years," the email said.
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The prince looked carefully at the villa's 12 main rooms as servants lay prostrate or knelt on the ground ready to start the white Porsche and open the driver and passenger doors.
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"As you know, over the past few months, our leaders have looked carefully at their teams to ensure our organizations are structured for success for the next few years," Khosrowshahi wrote to employees.
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An investigator from the Metropolitan Police has looked carefully at your case and we are sorry to say that, with the evidence and leads available, it is unlikely that it will be possible to identify those responsible.
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As two professors focused on the intersections of work, adult health and development at Boston College and the University of Denver, respectively, we have looked carefully at the ample evidence demonstrating the need for workplaces that value and respect caregiving.
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Below is Khosrowshahi's full email with the subject line, "Stronger moving forward": Team Uber, As you know, over the past few months, our leaders have looked carefully at their teams to ensure our organizations are structured for success for the next few years.
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Read the full letter from Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi to employees: Team Uber, As you know, over the past few months, our leaders have looked carefully at their teams to ensure our organizations are structured for success for the next few years.
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Help arrives in the form of Deus Ex Next-Door Neighbor, and quicker than you can say "four-page montage," the two of them have looked carefully at the branch and rebuilt it into a swing, which hangs from the surviving branches on the last, brilliant green page.
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"Having looked carefully at the changes introduced in March, and working with our international partners and the industry on tough additional security measures, we can now lift the ban on electronic devices in the cabin on a small number of UK-bound flights," Transport Secretary Chris Grayling said in a statement.
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At trial, neither the manager nor anyone else could identify Noble. The trial judge ruled that as the trier of fact he could look at the licence given to the manager and see that it was the accused in the picture on the licence. He also ruled that the manager would have looked carefully at the licence at the time of the alleged crime. He noted that the driver's licence made a much tougher case to meet by the accused, yet the accused remained silent.
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Observatory Director Edward Charles Pickering assigned Leavitt to the study of variable stars of the Small and Large Magellanic Clouds, as recorded on photographic plates taken with the Bruce Astrograph of the Boyden Station of the Harvard Observatory in Arequipa, Peru. She identified 1777 variable stars, of which she classified 47 as Cepheids. In 1908 she published her results in the Annals of the Astronomical Observatory of Harvard College, noting that the brighter variables had the longer period. Building on this work, Leavitt looked carefully at the relation between the periods and the brightness of a sample of 25 of the Cepheids variables in the Small Magellanic Cloud, published in 1912.
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Our views of language and human nature are shifting radically and quickly ... The Kingdom of Speech is traversing the right territory' but he then concludes that the book 'is too loose, too glib, and, in a few places, too glaringly flawed.' In some contrast to these opinions, Peter York in The Sunday Times, claims that the geneticist Steve Jones admires Wolfe's grasp of both the Darwin literature and the "real weaknesses" of Chomsky's view of language origins. While Everett himself has said Wolfe's book is 'the opinion of someone who has looked carefully at the field for years. Some mistakes are likely his fault.
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One of the women that Leavitt worked with in the Harvard Observatory was Annie Jump Cannon, who shared the experience of being deaf. Pickering assigned Leavitt to the study of variable stars of the Small and Large Magellanic Clouds, as recorded on photographic plates taken with the Bruce Astrograph of the Boyden Station of the Harvard Observatory in Arequipa, Peru. She identified 1777 variable stars. In 1908 she published her results in the Annals of the Astronomical Observatory of Harvard College, noting that the brighter variables had the longer period. In another paper published in 1912, Leavitt looked carefully at the relation between the periods and the brightness of a sample of 25 of the Cepheids variables in the Small Magellanic Cloud.
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Bell and his wife moved from California to Grand Rapids to be close to family and on invitation to study under pastor Ed Dobson. He handled many of the preaching duties for the Saturday Night service at Calvary Church. Bell announced that he would be branching out on his own to start a new kind of community and would name it "Mars Hill" after the Greek site where the apostle Paul said: "For as I walked around and looked carefully at your objects of worship, I even found an altar with this inscription: TO AN UNKNOWN GOD. Now what you worship as something unknown I am going to proclaim to you."New International Version Acts 17:23 In February 1999, Bell founded Mars Hill Bible Church, with the church originally meeting in a school gym in Wyoming, Michigan.
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