Reiner was credited with building the orchestra into a precise, world-class ensemble.
Filippou is not surprisingly a protégé of Reitbauer's but brings a modern flair to the elegantly precise world of fine dining with dishes like sweetbread with lobster and melon or escargot with horseradish and beef marrow.
Cacau, full of beans throughout, scored what is known as a "pure hat-trick" in the pernickety, excessively precise world of German football: three uninterrupted goals in one half.
Recent surveys suggest that between 300,000 and 400,000 babies are born with a serious hemoglobin disorder each year, and although information about the precise world distribution and frequency of these disorders is still limited, there is no doubt that they are going to pose an increasing burden on global health resources in the future [ 1].
As with many kinds of advanced horticulture, the precise world of the bonsai hobbyist is hard to leave once you've entered.
My upbringing was crazy and fun, with '70s artists in Northern California, not at all like the precise world Lee seems to live in, which I find so interesting.
Individuals looking for clarity with respect to environmental threats might want a scientist to say, for instance, that a chemical will cause a specific effect at a precise real-world dose, but laboratory experiments don't allow for that, adds Guillette.
I understand that my son is trying to get a precise sense of the world he is about to enter — the wide world.
PINPOINTING a precise moment when the world changes is never easy, even in retrospect.
While the numbers in Figure 3 align fairly closely to my own observations, I don't want to imply that these numbers are in any way a precise representation of the world.
