It also helped that she has precise rules — only use the best olive oil, do not put salt in your aio e oio until you toss it at the end, never cook a tomato sauce in a covered pan, or it will end up being "bland, steamed, weakly formulaic".
The IRS has precise rules for what type of employment constitutes an independent contractor (or 1099) situation.
At Kilgour, the most youth-savvy of the Savile Row institutions, creative director Carlo Brandelli has precise views on colour, in fitting with the strict rules of his suits.
It also helped that she has precise rules only use the best olive oil, do not put salt in your aio e oio until you toss it at the end, never cook a tomato sauce in a covered pan, or it will end up being "bland, steamed, weakly formulaic".
The publication of guidelines by registration agencies during the last 10 years has provided precise rules for evaluating new drugs designed for the prevention and treatment of postmenopausal osteoporosis.
Finally, the complex numbers were still ignored by many mathematicians, even though Bombelli had given precise rules for working with them.
"We have very precise rules regarding the length of an official visit, how much can be spent on visits and other logistical issues," the N.C.A.A. president, Myles Brand, said in a statement.
America has typically gone for precise rules rather than broad principles.
If election offices had adequate resources and precise rules, voting lists might accurately reflect who is entitled to vote.
Regular but nonrepeating patterns, defined by precise rules, have been known in mathematics since antiquity, and medieval Islamic artists made decorative, nonrepeating tile mosaics, but the phenomenon was thought impossible in the packing of atoms.
In Parmaquesta, the -í is (not always) long (the precise rules have not yet been published).
