The precise mix of office and residential buildings has not been determined.
Further design development is contingent on the framing of an architectural program: the precise mix of uses that the buildings will contain.
Well, surely no city on earth needs another destination boutique with the precise mix of aspirational designers and utter obscurities that retailers like to describe as "curated".
The studies — including some released Monday in the journal Health Affairs — shed new light on the precise mix of factors that have led to the flattening-out.
In the longer term, electoral reform will be more important than the precise mix of Conservative and Liberal Democrat manifesto policies which may be adopted over the next five years.
That pursuit had a preparation time of 16 years, and the execution, in a pressure cooker, required continual watchfulness and a precise mix of so many ingredients that Bowman was physically and emotionally spent by the time Phelps was done.
Whatever the precise mix of egg, matzo meal, onion and spices that went into the devouring mincer, my mother got it right, and the smell and sound of the discs, going tawny brown in their bath of hot oil, was when I wanted to be in the kitchen.
The precise mix of apples, oranges, pears and grapes could be adjusted — a little more of this, or a little less of that — so there would be just the right amount of ingredients to make a fruit salad, without blowing the budget.
In my case, having pored over my "Fiske Guide" and "The Insider's Guide to the Colleges" and estimated the precise mix of quirkiness and well-roundedness desired by my chosen Ivy, I did what I needed to do to approximate the right ratio.
The role of nuclear power is one area, the precise mix of public and private resources needed in health care is another.
