They are both intense, meticulous, controlling, predatory.
They're also both meticulous, controlling, intense, predatory.
Onstage, Baker exercises meticulous control in order to make action seem as unrefined as possible.
Brooks's interpretive readings exuded austerity and an air of meticulous control.
He called for "more meticulous control from international observers from the European Union over the actions of Georgian forces".
Furthermore, the meticulous control that cells exercise over their internal activities requires the continued synthesis of new molecules.
Ms. Seebohm had access to the archives of the Conde Nast publishing company, and she detailed Nast's meticulous control over his business -- and his social life.
The pace, slow and steady, resumes to highlight the traits of the dancers: Mr. Chang's strength, Mr. Chiang's compact agility and Mr. Luo's meticulous control and abandon.
During mammalian development, cardiac specification and ultimately lineage commitment to a specific cardiac cell type is accomplished by the action of specific transcription factors (TFs) and their meticulous control on an epigenetic level.
By exercising meticulous control over his films' characters and structure, he recreates the fun and cruelty of youth in a lexicon that real adults have forgotten and real children have yet to acquire.
