His use of language is relentlessly inventive, violent, fresh, precise.
And the translation, by Kathleen Ross, is splendid: inventive, idiomatic and precise without being pedantic.
Linked romantically, they separately represent progressive design voices in the post-minimalist mode, with an emphasis on precise, inventive cut.
He went to catering college in Glasgow, got his first job in Gordon Ramsay's Amaryllis and, after his stint at the Connaught, took off to France for three years to work for Michel Bras in Laguiole where he was taught the precise, inventive cuisine that has made Restaurant Bras into one of the top gastronomic destinations in the world.
This was not quite as technically precise and inventive as some geek named Noah Zerkin's entry: "#ifihadglass I'd pair it with biofeedback sensors for self monitoring and uploading telemetry with pictures triggered by spikes in the data".
Micaela Taylor, whose company the TL Collective performed her "PowerShift" at the L.A. Dance Project headquarters, combined breaking and popping techniques to create a precise and inventive physical language, offering abrupt, truncated isolations of body parts in combination with vibrating upper bodies and high kicking legs.
James C. Mobberley's "Caution to the Winds" and Mark Wingate's "Three Sombras" made precise and inventive use of electronic resources, a synthesized accompaniment in the first, and in the "Sombras" a live computer response (a little piano-ish wobble for every note played).
If there is connective tissue that binds Austen's work with Heckerling's script, it's the inventive use of language, precise and exaggerated at once, flowing from the mouths of sharp-witted women.
Along with the three neighbouring structures of the period, the Masjed-e Emām is notable for its logically precise vaulting and inventive use of coloured tiles.
