But Ms. Dill has found a convincing visual equivalent for Dickinson's delicate precision of word and metaphor, for its deceptively weighty lightness.
After the 7th debriefing pair, minor modifications were made to 2 items to improve the precision of the wording.
This is one of the qualities I love about Cohen's writing – the precision of his words.
Swift has always been lauded for the emotional precision of her words and the nuance of her melodies.
The donnish precision of her words suggests she knows what she's doing; so does the record.
Once the strongman takes office, no one can predict what will happen.** ** The chilling precision of these words resulted in renewed interest in Rorty, who died in 2007.
The man who is often regarded as the author of perhaps America's greatest speech, Abraham Lincoln, on the other hand, is known more for the eloquence and precision of his words than the high-pitched nasal Kentucky twang with which he delivered them.
But even with masses amount of innate talent, the gift must be honed and whittled, the precision of each word and sentence inspected, the cadence of a sentence adjusted, just so, to please the auditory palate.
The object of articulation was to favor an improvement in Articulatory precision of the words in speech and good harmony in vocal production.
We propose a promising method of geometric verification to improve the precision of Bag-of-Words (BoW) model in image retrieval.
