Carefully choose descriptive verbs and precise adjectives.
But because our languages cannot be broken down into straightforward, logical rules (try mapping out the process of verb conjugation in precise detail and you'll see what I mean), it's been a major barrier in the realm of computer science.
Their movements are precise and specific, each action exemplifying a verb, as Mr. Turnage's vibrantly rhythmic score, played live by the Undance Band, sings out with melodic swoops from the woodwinds and sustained wind instrument lines.
The player interacts with the game using a verb-noun parser which requires typing precise commands with the keyboard.
Maybe it is more precise to think in terms of Prof. Albert Schorsch's "retroject, verb; retrojection, noun," or the French term suggested by a correspondent from England, but whose post I have regretfully misplaced.
Every verb and pause had had the feeling of careful, precise stage management.
Why this should be is unclear, but one possibility is that participants are more reluctant to attribute semantic features to low-frequency verbs for which they are unsure of the precise meaning.
Proud of his prose, he put his not-so-rough translation before Graves, then watched as Graves adroitly "corrected" his work: superfluous adverbs were swallowed into stronger verbs; adjectives disappeared, as nouns became more particular, more precise.
A wonderful image in Alessandra Stanley's overview of Russian TV (though in precise usage, the compound "variety and brio" should probably have taken a plural verb).
Our contribution through this paper will be generating richer concepts for a short text, considering the verbs in addition to the nouns present in the text, hence adding more precise features to the text.
