Cervantes does it, as all writers do, in a precise time and space.
In other choreographers' dances the long-limbed and striking Mr. Johnson stands out as a beautifully precise space eater.
Using a 3-D printer, researchers "print" organs by using live cells as "ink" and layering them in a precise pattern, leaving them space to grow into fully formed organs.
Also, the scatterings of most of the regulatory parameters are almost in a precise region of the search space, describing a precise qualitative behavior that can be linked to a potential interaction (repression, no-interaction or activation).
The collaborative play before the camera results in a precise measuring out of the maneuvering space of identity, of ideas of the 'own' and the 'stranger,' as well as of the cultural shaping of images.
Because of the slow relative motion between the SU and SC blocks and the scarcity of precise space geodetic measurements in this area, the actual location of the tectonic boundary is still uncertain.
Not in a minimalistic way; in a precise way.
She relays this information in a precise, quietly furious voice.
In a precise set up, we have.
No pilot can fly unaided through clouds to a precise point in space.
