scrutnyとは 意味・読み方・使い方

名詞

scrutny ‎(複数形 scrutnies)

1. Alternative spelling of scrutiny Intense study of someone or something; a thoro inspection of a situation or a case.

   • 1841, Christopher Gustavus Memminger, Mr. Memminger's Opinion^[1], Digitized edition, AE Miller, published 2010, page 4:

     … and they call upon the Banks to choose between the alternatives of voluntarily doing right, or of subjecting the past to judicial scrutny and sentence.

   • 1964, US Congress, Medical Care for the Aged^[2], Digitized edition, US Govt Print Off, published 2010, page 2022:

     Most people find it humiliating to undergo a scrutny of their personal affairs

   • 1967, Clair Wayne Keller, Pennsylvania government 1701-1740^[3], Digitized edition, Univ of Washington, published 2011, page 153:

     The Assembly, however, believed that the care in its handling, of paper money could stand the "scrutny" that shall "be made into this affair.

   • 1979, Steven J. Brams, A. Schotter, Gerhard Schwödiaue, Applied Game Theory^[4], Physica-Verlag, ISBN 9783790802085, page 353:

     In a democracy public agencies should be subject to the understanding scrutny of the citizen body to the maximum possible extent.

   • 1979, US Congress, The Food and Drug Administration's Process for Approving New Drugs^[5], US Govt Print Off, page 325:

     … the closest kind of scrutny by FDA ...

   • 1989, Govt of Gujarat, Sardar Patel Institute of Public Administration^[6], Digitized edition, Sardar Patel Institute, published 2008:

     and continual self-scrutny of strategies

   • 2008, Rudo Moyo, The Blind Child: Experiences Public Life^[7] (37), AuthorHouse, ISBN 9781434353801, page 164:

     Reports were first submitted to the committees and after serious scrutny, judgements were then made.