Jack's early homosexual encounters are written with raw, elegant, direct, matter-of-fact precision — too precise to be erotic, but brilliantly detailed, with unpornographic clarity.
But when I started out, theatre people often signed off a letter with "luv", not "love", because it was a matter of being precise about it.
You can do all the training in the world, but it's a matter of getting that precise moment of when you're at your peak".
The current indications for surgical mediastinal staging are a matter of judgment and precise knowledge of the various staging modalities and their results.
So hard-disk progress until recently has been a matter of ever-more-precise machinery, as engineers have learned how to float the head a few air molecules off the disk.But the gap, never large to begin with, is now near its theoretical minimum: much closer and the head risks scraping along the disk.
Ms. Garbus uses looping devices to stack up layers of her own percussion, tenor ukulele and voice — a matter of thorough planning and precise execution.
Dick concentrates on the last two, and on the blurry border that divides them; this allows him to scrutinize the vexed matter of buttock thrusts, the precise number and visibility of which weigh heavily on raters' minds.
Only certain creatures are even candidates for blame in the first place, and though it is a matter of some controversy which precise capacities are required, the list certainly includes the capacities for reflection, deliberation, decision-making, and self-determination.
Several years ago, I spent quite some time while writing an article digging into the precise matter of what privacy, in the civil sense, means today.
