This is a short story, one hundred pages, to be precise, set in Victorian times.
And inside that was a precise set of scales known as a torsion balance.
They missed a thrilling, precise set from one of the world's most technically accomplished and inventive guitarists.
The non sequiturs of Stein's libretto carry with them a precise set of sentiments -- passion, frustration, anger, hope and celebration.
Do you go on stage with a precise set list, or just choose the order of songs on the night?
It has now yielded to a precise set of measures, on the understanding that two crucial ones are left out.
And it will be a huge success if the first talks yield a clear, precise set of goals for subsequent debate and action.
Now that term conjures up a fairly precise set of conventions (Zooey Deschanel, one character who reads a lot, an iPod-friendly soundtrack... )...
Forecasters like Prakken and Varvares use their computers to trawl through reams of data about historical spending patterns and generate a precise set of mathematical equations.
Suvorexant, which Merck describes as "rationally designed" — rather than stumbled upon, like most drugs — influences a more precise set of neurotransmitters and receptors.
The festival, an artist-run nonprofit organization, convenes each year to celebrate the precise set of values that has animated his career.
