To stay on course, her seasoned navigator, David Marchand, relies on his laptop, with navigational tools so precise they can alert him immediately if she drifts off course.
Essentially, it's all a bit Rube Goldberg, depleting the power of the first section in which dancers, unlike the robotic avatars, manage to create unpredictable ways of moving — alert, precise and, above all, human.
Mr. Gilbert's conducting was alert and precise and everything was in place, yet the performance seemed oddly cool and cautious.
There was nothing to do but concentrate on the mechanics of executing the music and trust the precise cues of their alert conductor.
To United's credit they were alert and precise in the finishing stakes, but Sir Alex will accept and acknowledge that his team were at times troubled by a genuine challenger, which as a group played with true positivity, seemingly unworried by any press assertions of uncertainty due to managerial speculation.
Targeting the alerts to precise geographic areas means that people in Indianapolis do not get flood warnings meant for residents of the Gulf Coast, or even those for nearby Kentucky.
NOAA, along with other private and public agencies, is taking several steps to try to make the nation more "weather-ready," including more precise forecasts, improved ability to alert local authorities about the risks and the development of specialized mobile-ready emergency response teams.
What happened, of course, was that the sixth graders were instead alerted to his precise whereabouts.
What is more, drivers will be alerted timely with precise information by using of multimedia technologies when there is a dangerous situation or an accident ahead.
His footwork, as a southpaw, has to be precise, his punching clean, his defence alert.
She plays when she feels like it, and although she never drinks coffee ("It makes you shaky and less precise," she told me), she can stay alert for long stretches, communicating with friends all over the world.
