This was smart on many levels, but mainly because of the exactness of the target.
The sharpness of the writer is matched by the pinpoint exactness of the director.
The exactness of the descriptions in the story reminded him of early photography, with its sharp centers and softer edges.
The lyrical exactness of the voice is, admittedly, closer to Messud's own than to that of her subject, a scarred, fierce and defensively prosaic old Ukrainian.
When a writer states that "in time, my wife and I shifted from gin to vodka, which was less argumentative," the exactness of the epithet ought to give pause to the most traditional gin enthusiast.
There's the magnificent economy and exactness of the line "a redistribution of ancient centuries," and then we are thrust beyond language: the final phrase, "an evasion of foreshadows," sounds gorgeous — all that shushing — but disintegrates on closer parsing.
This is tied to the exactness of the mechanics of pollination, but it also means that orchids can no longer provide the only source of sustenance for the pollinator, and other flowers must be present in the biosphere to maintain visitors.
Part of it has to do with the exactness of the horn arrangements: the music is full of long, contrapuntal harmonized lines that move around from major to minor, keeping the mood in flux, and for the most part solos are used only as short segues to the next chunk of writing.
Exactness of the trapezoidal approximation in Equation (6) is the key to our proposed TCR filter.
As the inversion is handled analytically, the exactness of the obtained solutions is guaranteed.
