This will spur the Tories into further precisions, and the bleak landscape ahead and the journey through it will become clearer.
These observations, having precisions on the order of centimetres, have enabled scientists to measure changes in the Moon's speed caused by terrestrial tidal momentum exchange, have advanced understanding of the theories of relativity, and are leading to improved geophysical knowledge of both the Moon and Earth.
The design of numerical algorithms, as well as the choice of precisions and step sizes that maximize the speed of the calculation while keeping the errors within reasonable bounds, is almost an art form developed by extensive experience and ingenuity.
A distinction was also made between the parts of recipes: "culinary definitions"—descriptions of the objective of recipes and "culinary precisions"—the technical details of a recipe.
Thus, a program for molecular gastronomy emerged: first, to model recipes, or culinary definitions; second, to collect and test culinary precisions; third, to scientifically explore the artistic component of cooking; and, finally, to scientifically explore the social aspects of cooking.
It is significant that the dogmatic affirmations of Nicaea and Constantinople took the form of precisions to extant creeds.
"Short Memory," in which the choreographer Pam Tanowitz twists and pokes at the precisions of ballet — with help from the piano music of Lou Harrison and Henry Cowell — is one of the company's finest and funniest new commissions.
Celebratory of nothing but its own precisions, the book felt cool, distant, un-American; as Gore Vidal later observed, Bowles "writes as if 'Moby Dick' had never been written".
Then again, I would argue that these tiny precisions, these niceties, are the atoms that constitute Jane Austen's universe.
I have at times had the impression that Wechsler can be impatient with Koppelman's enthusiasms, while Koppelman is grateful for Wechsler's precisions.
Billy Prince sang with the Detroit soul group the Precisions.
