For England, work, rather than exuberance, became the rule, and Bobby Moore, England's captain and the kind of taskmaster who works by example rather than by demand, managed to place the ball from a free kick in such a precise spot in the air that Hurst, hurtling in as he had so importantly against the Argentinians, headed a goal that was sheer, positive achievement.
The goal, he added, is to make objects that are far more complex and eventually build a machine that could, say, deliver a drug to a precise spot in the body.
It uses what's called a guide RNA to send biological scissors usually the CRISPR associated protein, Cas9 to a precise spot in a genome.
The technology, which Science dubbed 2015's Breakthrough of the Year, relies on a strand of RNA to guide an enzyme called Cas9 to a precise spot in the genome, where the enzyme snips the DNA.
Travelling across the globe in the 18th century was not a walk in the park at the best of times; and having to make sure you got to a precise spot at a precise time – or rather, in time to build a functioning observatory which would be open for business at a precise time – was even more difficult.
A year ago in this precise spot — a small clearing with a giant live oak at its center — was where McQueen filmed a critical scene in "12 Years a Slave".
Some touch or kiss every blaze of white paint along the trail, while others carefully line up their shoes, like Japanese slippers, in the precise spot they entered a lean-to, so as to know exactly where to resume hiking the next day.
Late in the day, the light of the weltering sun slanted through the glass, picking out the shadow of the mullions, and for a moment it laid the glowing Cross of our Saviour in the precise spot where Robbie's shoulder blades conjoined.
Should a bracket fall off mid-treatment, Insignia makes it possible to replace it in the precise spot, which its manufacturer says other systems cannot.
