It has numerical exactness like the RT with little computational complications.
He was referring to the tortured sci-fi exactness of lines like, "It'll take a few moments to get the coordinates from the navi-computer," but it's the whole arcane language and terminology of the Star Wars universe that must befuddle some actors.
This could so nearly be gross — but its slightly stylized quality and its choreographic exactness makes it haunting, like a moment you've known yourself.
In reflecting on the exactness of her compulsories, Scott said: "I like everything to be neat and tidy and symmetrical.
There beats down on him, night and day, whether he likes it or not, a reminiscence of almost intolerable power and exactness.
For someone like Bishop, from whom so much had been taken, poetic exactness was a way of keeping the things she loved always with her: the sandpiper ("He runs, he runs to the south, finical, awkward, / in a state of controlled panic"), the moose ("Towering, antlerless, / high as a church, / homely as a house"), the beach ("hisses like fat").
A perceptive writer with a fine pen, she understands the intimate coercions that go on within every relationship, and represents them with a Katherine Mansfiexactnessexactness.
Sunlight makes of exactness an issue.
Nor, therefore, is exactness of language.
The exactness with which he paints is akin to the work of Charles Sheeler, whose precise paintings emphasized a subject's function so intently that his works were at times some like an abstract painting than a representational one.
