If we are desirous of ascertaining the nature of an abnormal condition of the ankle, knee, elbow or shoulder joints, we try to make out the actual condition by close and precise manual examination of the joint in reference to the exact site of the pain, the sense of heat at the joint, and the influence of direct pressure upon the articular surfaces.
It's not always possible to see correspondences between the arts, but the analogy is close to precise in the case of Bearden, whose work obviously has innovative rhythm and bright, sometimes clashing colors, and the music of the jazz men he admired.
We argue that ALIA experiences occur because of constraints imposed by the close and precise temporal relations between intention formation and a contrary action employed in this paradigm.
The close and precise alignment of DHPRs and RYRs in a structure called the "couplon" is thought to be critical to efficient CICR [3], [4].
The store's closing, the precise timing of which Mr. Sykes declined to discuss, will bring an end to Steuben's 77-year presence as a retailer in Manhattan.
Is there any way of counting a close-to-precise number of people at such festivals?
Krzysztof was always very close and very precise in his directions.
Yet, even if these areas were close together, their precise positioning is not certain.
No matter how technologically advanced a prosthetic might be, nothing ever comes close to the precise synchronicity of the human body, both in its anatomy and physiology.
Wanting to be precise, Close Read consulted Peter Canby, the head of the New Yorker's fact-checking department, who wrote: Look for the Jets to upset the Pats!
