The south-western quadrant of Stade Bollaert-Delelis in Lens, to be precise – scene of a mass pile-on so intoxicating that it drew in Joe Hart, Gary Neville, Fat Les and World Cup W1lly, at the end of a breathless great British scramble, a stodgy, stubborn outlier in the Euro 2016 almanac.
Neither can I vouch for the precise origins of the small pile of "Yunnan spices" alongside fatty pork belly given a gentle cure and then fried until it blistered.
Owing to its large dimensions, complexity and marked three-dimensional characteristics, it is difficult to model the precise dynamic response of the pile group pylon foundation under the joint action of various dynamic loads by means of existing theory.
He builds his effects through precise reporting and the remorseless piling up of detail; he was a master of the routines of physical labor and the gear-by-gear minutiae of industrial processes.
The trend for piling up pedantically precise adjectives (not just strawberries but crushed strawberries; morello rather than plain old cherries; tapenade rather than olives) is more pronounced in the United States, where the fruit-salad school of tasting note was pioneered and popularised by über-critic Robert Parker.
The river was iced over and there was snow piled in tall, precise narrow lines along the ropes of the bridge.
Due to its complexity, pile drivability lacks a precise analytical solution with regard to the phenomena involved.
When a group at Apple Computer studied piling behavior several years ago, they found that even the most disorderly piles usually make perfect sense to the piler, and that office workers could hold forth in great detail about the precise history and meaning of their piles.
It was a success, but Penny remembers coming upon a cupboard stuffed with old newspapers, and John stopping her from throwing them out: he kept the bank statements in a precise location in the middle of the piles of paper.
Its staggering piles of money now total $97.6 billion, to be precise.
