Afterward, he would send in his articles through Western Union, all of them bearing what a former colleague described as his "commitment to succinct, precise, brief, direct writing".
Though "War in Val d'Orcia" is full of evocative description, hair-raising anecdotes, and beautifully rendered portraits of courage, this small diary, which ends on August 1st, with the birth of Origo's daughter Benedetta, is precise, brief, and without stylistic embellishment.
The site hired professional voice actors to record "audio description" tracks—a translation of visuals using precise, brief language for 50 of the site's top-viewed videos.
Not one banged on about the golden age when a team of as few as two, never more than four, in some unfamiliar place of crisis, devoid of any precise editorial brief, could make a first-class piece of documentary purely by following their instincts.
It may be that restricting argon flow rates and wattage and very precise and brief application of the argon catheter would reduce complication rates, 113 but this has not been proved.
Computerized adaptive testing (CAT) can enable precise-yet-brief assessments by only selecting the most informative items from a calibrated item bank.
Klein captures the peculiar small-town carnival atmosphere around that bout, as well as a brief, precise explanation from a member of Ali's entourage of the famous "phantom punch".
Malphas, the duo of Mark Feldman on violin and Sylvie Courvoisier on piano, played them as splintered chamber music: a series of brief, precise, suddenly contrasting passages lasting only a few seconds each.
It comes as a surprise, therefore, that the next two hours are spent entirely on the West Coast: Los Angeles, to be precise, with a brief excursion to Caesar's Palace, in Las Vegas, where the progress of even the most steadfast pilgrim would be brought to a lurching halt.
Tutors were provided with a manual containing precise instructions and briefing sheets for each of the cases.
