In a preliminary report to the UN security council last March, Peter Fitzgerald, the deputy Irish police commissioner wrote: "This assassination would have required access to considerable finance, military precision in its execution, substantial logistical support and would have been beyond the capacity of any single individual or small terrorist group".
In "Liebesbotschaft," the first of his Schwanengesang (Swan songs), the physical distance between Salters' fast-rippling piano piano and Asawa's delivery of the song's dense poetry on stage may have compromised precision in their joint execution.
Between the two extremes are the Haida carvers, whose work, often less strongly painted than Kwakiutl work, is marked by precision of design, skill in execution, and strength of expression.
The MDP(_{mathrm {REF}}) algorithm's results were the best performances that transmitted to Rank-Sort-MDP(_{mathrm {REF}}), in terms of accuracy; precision and execution time [for further information, see our previous work in the 15th reference].
In this experiment, the recall, precision, and execution time metrics are dependent variables.
But that's their task: in an Apollonian art that requires purity of line, precision of execution and harmony of appearance, dancers with less than ideal shapes must bring other qualities to bear.
For La Bayadère to rise above kitsch and soap opera requires refinement, clarity of purpose, and precision of execution - evident throughout this brilliant and sensitive staging, but most especially in these moments - and absolute faith on the part of the dancers in the symbolism of their roles.
Trampolining is about precision of execution under pressure.
Asked to try, Mr. Martins said, "Musicality, speed, precision of execution, taste, elongated lines".
Other offerings suffer slightly in execution.
