But the more meticulously Mr Sivaram examines them, the more convincingly they point to a solar-powered future.
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When it's been suggested he set his phone aside and more meticulously manage his message, Trump reacts angrily.
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But there is salmon teriyaki, made more meticulously than any I've ever seen, with a dark-pink medium-rare core and a translucent, unsyrupy glaze.
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McCoy (of Charles Bronson and Failures) has been releasing records on his label, Youth Attack, for years, and each one has been more meticulously crafted than the last.
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People who know that their details can be scrutinised by friends and associates will report their income more meticulously, and hesitate before using convoluted schemes to minimise the taxes they pay.
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It's a lot of time, but Ms. Preston reminds herself that once Tukka is up to speed, he will help her team cover more ground, work faster and more meticulously, and protect more honeybees.
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It was a far cry from the ramshackle homespun recording that came from University of Illinois students: the band members were actually well-versed in their instruments and the arrangements felt more meticulously-put together.
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Compared with its low-budget predecessor, for which friends and family members were recruited to fill out the ensemble of Transylvanian partygoers, the new "Rocky Horror" is much more meticulously choreographed by Mr. Ortega and Tony Testa.
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Shortly afterwards came QT, an even more meticulously moulded type of star—all peroxide hair and lip gloss—a virtual avatar for all the sickly sweet pop she creates to be guzzled down like the fizzy pop drink she peddles.
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If he had planned his retirement more meticulously — and not confirmed it publicly before the season — he would have said, "Folks, I'll see you," and vanished from public view as soon as he signed off at the conclusion of the Fiesta Bowl on Jan. 2793.
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His primary tool is a chain saw, which he uses for 95 percent of the job, after which he smooths his cuts with an angle grinder and finally uses a die grinder, a high-speed rotary machine, that allows him to carve more meticulously in certain areas.
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In contrast to the majority of other clay objects, neither the ground stone nor pulverized pottery was added to the clay. It appears as if they were produced carelessly, in great haste. The evidence of carelessness in obvious on the surface of the figurines, and experimental reproduction showed that one figurine could be produced in 5 moves for 60 to 90 seconds. The central, larger figurines are somewhat more meticulously produced.
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In particular he saw Freemasons as a danger to the state. Due to the fear of a spillover of the French Revolution to Austria, he advocated monitoring the population even more meticulously. Changes to extend the powers of the police were not made public, but only made in Cabinet regulations or secret instructions to the competent authorities. This period was to see even tighter censorship, and monitoring of foreigners and Jacobin or liberal tendencies.
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Junior counts orthodox, ordinary moves as two moves, while it counts interesting moves as only one move, or even less. In this way interesting variations are analyzed more meticulously than less promising lines. This seems to be a generalization of search extensions already used by other programs. Another approach its designers claim to use is 'opponent modeling'; Junior might play moves that are not objectively the strongest but that exploit the weaknesses of the opponent.
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Although property owners had collected surface artifacts at the site since at least the early 1940s, the Fisher Site was first observed in 1962 during testing to reveal natural gas wells in the area. Fourteen years passed before an archaeological investigation was conducted at the site; testing conducted by this investigation revealed it to be a Late Woodland village site. A third excavation, carried out much more meticulously than either of the others, was completed shortly before 1981. Nearly 1,100 artifacts were recovered from the test pits of the third excavation, including animal bones, stone tools, and over 500 potsherds of various styles.
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Suffering from dehydration, hunger, sunburn, and his gunshot wounds, Ben needs to find water, food, shelter, and a weapon. Ben later gets a slingshot from the prospector's tent and uses it to breathe after he buries himself to avoid Madec finding him. Ben eventually uses survival techniques the prospector taught him to locate water inside a cave, later overpowering Madec by lighting his tent on fire, distracting him and allowing him to shoot Madec in the hand with the slingshot. He then drives them back to town and attempts to convince the local police to believe his story; however, Madec's story is more meticulously detailed and convincing to them.
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