dissection

Fin Smith's post-match reading of the performance was as accurate as that dissection of the France defence.

For fans of her music looking for technical or psychological dissection of her work, Case doesn’t interrogate her songwriting approach, nor her lyrics and albums in the memoir.

It is usually not fatal and, as a result, an autopsy was undertaken, including a dissection of his brain.

The dissection of the batting woes unfortunately stole the limelight from England's phenomenal bowling, which was led by Ecclestone and Capsey who took seven wickets between them as Australia were blown away.

My forthcoming book, "Money, Lies, and God: Inside the Movement to Destroy American Democracy," is a dissection of that movement.