Découpage demanded a faultless eye and deft fingers; the smallest point or curve in a letter had to be rendered with precision.
Hill has a formidable ear for London's multiplicity of voices: the slang of Michael's petty criminal bosses, Clarence and Bernadette Malcolm's easy Jamaican lilt and Dora's hesitant English are all rendered with precision and fluency.
First, the extremely stochastic nature of evolution renders such precision immensely difficult (Fig. 1).
A fully automated image analysis would presumably render higher precision and reproducibility, but not a more exact result as long as there are no well-defined on-slide references for calibration of Her2/neu staining intensities.
Updike has always been a painterly writer, or at least seeing things clearly and rendering them with precision is the beginning and the end of his formidable ambition as a novelist.
"Speedboat" sometimes strikes me as a kind of travel writing, the jotted observations of a literary anthropologist, rendering, with great precision, the woman who asks the Japanese sculptor next to her at dinner if Americans "smell badly to him," the luncheon with a man known to be a murderer (whom the reader presumes is Claus von Bülow).
Rubin, who moved from Southern to Northern California in 1989, paints with precision, rendering textures, masses and light with veracity.
Half, but not all, of the query genes were included in the hit list, rendering the estimated precision insensitive to genes erroneously included in the query list or to errors in the microarray data (e.g., poor-quality probes for one or a few of the query genes).
Rarely is such simple food rendered with such precision.
As written and played, Pete is rendered with cool precision and a warm acceptance of imperfection.
