"You have to use a lot of precise, diplomatic language.
"You have to keep track of a bunch of parts and make a series of precise moves in order to build something that actually looks like a structure.
"Finding a strategic direction is not a kind of precise science," says Shennan. "I think it shows that the BBC is willing to look at tough decisions".
Simulating everything from the sound of specific guns when fired at close and long range, rapid fire versus single shot, fail rate and accuracy statistics, and the precise look of a gun, can add the "juice" a game needs to stand out in the highly competitive tactical shooter genre.
The New York-based illustrator envisions lunar surfaces, geometric patterns that look almost microbial, and mazes of precise line work, amongst other black ink drawings.
Today, from Alber to Zoz, the walls of the Whitney are covered with squares, circles, diamond shapes, vertical lines horizontal lines, grids, emblems, color chromatics, shaped canvases, inlaid cutouts, one-color paintings, all sharing the precise look of works produced throug rationally controlled processes.
Many of her precise movements retain the look of a warm-up, of someone working things out.
A dialysis unit looks precise and powerful, but it can only approximate the intricate function of a human kidney.
We can at that point look at a precise definition of what a lobbyist is.
"We are not going to trawl massive amounts of data, but need to look for precise information," said a participant.
