Sentence examples for Rigorous precision from inspiring English sources

The costumes (a man wears a rhino horn on his head) and broad, wavering style emphasize silly spontaneity over more rigorous precision.

A star might ignore the stage directions of a different playwright, but Beckett not only wrote with a rigorous precision, but his estate also notoriously guards the integrity of his scripts with the ferocity of a bulldog.

His Kollektief could suggest a Broadway pit orchestra in its rigorous precision, and its roster included some superb players, like the trumpet team of Andy Altenfelder and Boy Raaymakers.

Although this value has been used as a reference level for well-functioning implants, its use may lack the rigorous precision needed for a scientific study (Skipor et al. 2002, Dunstan et al. 2005, Vendittoli et al. 2007, Daniel et al. 2009).

Part of the appeal was that the Juilliard approached each work with equal proportions of rigorous ensemble precision, virtuosic solo playing and sheer sonic dynamism.

Chief among these are Williams's way of entwining the pure earthiness of language as it's spoken with rigorous metrical precision, and, analogously, his affection for the quotidian, with an insistence on confronting unanswerable but unavoidable existential problems.

When you listen to him talking about his work in the theatre, he could easily be discussing the life of the mathematician: "Small means, intense work, rigorous discipline, absolute precision.

Live hip-hop shows are not exactly renowned for their rigorous discipline and musical precision.

When it comes to baking recipes, precision and rigorous testing are essential, and countless books are produced annually.

Posin, a student of Louis Horst and Anna Sokolow, is a bit of a maverick, whose works combine the precision and rigorous structure of ballet with the freedom of modern dance.

The quantitative precision of rigorous scientific techniques, when applied in the human world, can often give results that are misleading.