He corrected his inquisitors' use of religious terms, politely suggested how questions might be phrased more precisely, and sometimes seemed to run out the clock in his answers to the barrage of hostile inquiries — interrupting to clarify something he said minutes before, or volubly searching his memory for details.
This question may be phrased more precisely by asking which is the stimulus attribute that, at the time of burst onset, is most tightly related to n.
In a later scene, Kevin Bacon uses precisely this phrase, threatening to end his support for Connolly's costly "informant" plan for Bulger.
" Now this, unbelievably, was precisely the phrase used by pimps and racketeers on the Avenue when they suggested, both humorously and intensely, that I "hang out" with them.
He choreographs precisely focused phrases, but these don't all have the connective rhythm and energy that might give them more sheer dance appeal.
Some of these notes are slightly mysterious: decades of digging by Fitzgerald scholars has not revealed who exactly "Mary" was, or what precisely the phrase "the day in New York" might mean.
It was indeed a cerebral performance of the Ninth symphony that conductor Vladimir Jurowski offered, characterised by careful tempos and long, precisely graded phrases rather than exuberance: head over heart.
She doesn't waste words, but this is not because she hasn't got enough of them in her head in the first place: it is because she always has the precisely accurate phrase to hand.
Victoria Derbyshire presented her show from an abortion clinic on Wednesday, carefully, sensitively, using precisely worded phrases such as "Many of you listeners may know someone who's had an abortion, whether they've decided to tell you about it or not".
