And, yes, I would have liked to have heard more of him trying to explain some carefully chosen precise details of his and his group's track records".
McCain listened carefully, taking precise and extensive notes -- and then asked Kato if he could share the material with the Central Intelligence Agency and defense intelligence.
21 The target population has to be carefully defined, precise coding developed to extract reliable information from computerised records, and the potential for gaming and the generation of unexpected adverse outcomes assessed.
In the interview he was precise, carefully choosing his words.
Their videos are about conspicuous consumption: a public display of their good taste, carefully assembled with precise attention to detail.
It was sparse and obsessively orderly, and inside his kitchen cupboards, tinned food was carefully arranged in precise rows, with each label pointing in exactly the same direction.
One by one she sought to knock those pejoratives down, sometimes with direct statements, sometimes with oblique ones, often with precise, carefully chosen details.
These are rendered in precise, carefully chiseled prose; a reader feels as if he is a co-pilot, seated right next to Lindbergh as he tinkers at the controls.
Their delight depended on the industrial perfection of a well-oiled story, carefully calibrated lighting, precise camera movement, eye-catchingly designed décor, and — above all — the glow of stars whose mask-like complexions bore no trace of mottled and mortal flesh.
Its sound is reminiscent of that of a whale, and in fact the waterphone has actually been used to successfully call orcas off the coast of western Canada: Such a precise, carefully crafted drum does not come cheap however, with the percussion instrument usually costing between £300 and £1000.
