The offensive players meet again in the afternoon, in smaller units, for more precise study.
Apparently there was something suspect about Holbein's precise study (paywall) of the great Renaissance humanist's right hand in the eyes of a Facebook regulator.
At first glance, it's a precise study in standard downtown cocktail lounge: Edison bulbs light an elegant white-marble counter while vested bartenders chat with patrons.
He explained, "A Chinese person thinks only that he has to get so many bags done, but behind every bag there's a precise study of what it's about.
By Penelope Gilliatt The New Yorker, April 15 , 1974P. 116 Review of "Attica", an aching, precise study of the days between the 9th and 13th of Sept., 1971, in a New York State prison, which ended in a massacre.
"It was amazing in a community where opera was just taking root to find someone who had made such a precise study of ornamentation," Mr. Mark said.
Review of "Attica", an aching, precise study of the days between the 9th and 13th of Sept., 1971, in a New York State prison, which ended in a massacre.
The photograph is a testament to his excitement, a precise study of shadow and light, form and volume, that treats the toilet more as a sculpture than as a piece of plumbing.
Like the song that follows, "Solitude Is Bliss", it's both beautifully made, an obsessively precise study in psych mannerisms, and possessed of an insular, neurotic obsession with Parker's social inadequacies.
