The order in which the prosecution and the defence may address the court, in particular the right to the last word, are minutely regulated.
In this context, it seems important that the sensory apparatus remains completely intact during these catatonic states, as the minutely detailed descriptions given after such states show.
Therein lies the problem: how can innovations so intimately and minutely linked to a highly contingent and particular context be so widely communicated and accepted?
The problem is not precisely that statistics lie, but that what they are assumed to prove must be made minutely explicit, or they will lead to gross misunderstandings.
It administered the state industries, issued patents, gave permission to private individuals to construct factories, and minutely regulated every aspect of the manufacturing process.
Yet there is a difference in the content of these minutely instructional features as compared with those in the women's magazines.
While the decades leading to the 1640s were scrutinized minutely, those after 1660 attracted mainly orthodox surveys.
Other 'anomalies' of the family, such as 'pauperism', emigration, illegitimacy, economic crises and mental illness, were minutely annotated.
