Definition of "dissecting" []

• Present participle of dissect. (verb)

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• "The first is what we call dissecting the prosecution's case, going through every reason that Detective Grogan had for being suspicious of Scott Peterson and putting his own spin on it, explaining, well, you really should not have been suspicious because you could look at it this way."
• "Senate Republicans have objected to what they see as Diamond's limited experience in dissecting the inner workings of the national economy."
• "Before I begin dissecting the first round, I want to say that I suspect we'll see some of the best playoff action in years, certainly the best in all of my years in the NHL."