Discussion leaders should be given precise instructions for and practice with leading class discussions.
Peter Ilich Tchaikovsky, already a prominent composer, was given precise commands for the score: "eight bars of mysterious and tender music"; "48 bars of fantastic music with a grandiose crescendo".
Teachers everywhere were given precise instructions on how to explain the tests to pupils, and independent monitors were sent to schools chosen at random.
Family trees based on DNA can be given precise dates at all their branch points if a few datable fossils of the right age are available.
Guests are given precise instructions how to enter without even having to meet the owner: a door code lets you into the palazzo, and then your own personalised key code gives access to the B&B itself.
Tests and targets now mean children are fed bite-sized lumps to regurgitate in exams and are given precise rules about how to write their prose, which are faintly ridiculous.
Throughout the films, we are given precise dates onscreen, and the writers, Peter Buchman and Benjamin A. van der Veen, have clearly delved into a wealth of documentary sources; it was news to me that Che smoked an avuncular pipe as often as a sexually smoldering cigar.
Thanks to on-board GPS equipment and cameras mounted on helicopters hovering over the course, viewers were given precise measures of the catamarans' velocity and the exact distance between them.
In order that both the argument scheme and the critical questions can be given precise interpretations we use the semantic structure of an Action-Based Althenating Transition System as the basis for their definition.
Mythological views of providence, destiny, or fate are given precise shades of meaning vis-à-vis dominant views in a tradition concerning justice and divine law, the philosophical problem of determinism, the theological problems of theodicy (justification of a good god with observable facts of evil), and predestination.
