Hazard laid a pass back and Nainggolan struck the ball first time with such sweet-spot precision replays showed just a lovely little mist escaping beneath the ball as he cut across it, both feet off the ground, sending it fizzing into somewhere close to the top corner.
She sought out New Bohemia in 2002 and she said the experience helped hone her pursuit of "that illusive sweet spot" between precision and speed.
Now – in a study published on Thursday, the day that official figures show the fastest growth for three years – two economists have gone a step further and estimated that "sweet spot" with some precision.
But then she sang that ballad's opening phrase — "Never treats me sweet and gentle" — with poetic precision, holding the last syllable with a melancholy sustain.
The miniskirts were terribly sweet, particularly with their pleated precision.
But there's no judgment in FAILE's color-drenched renderings, the sweet rides are drawn with as much precision and intensity as the wildest fruits of a child's dreams.
The three-track 12" features two originals from Tecture—"How To Open Prime Time" and "Lord of Mech"—both precision engineered for that 4am sweet-spot.
Mr. Zinman's collaboration with Vadim Repin on the Brahms Violin Concerto, for example, benefited from the Philharmonic's ensemble precision and from Mr. Repin's centered, sweet tone.
Over a conveyor belt, a large robot spider danced over packets of sweets, plucking each one up with human speed and precision and placing it in a carton.
On another night, Mr. Ren served a starter of sushi rice, salmon and slim slices of avocado, layered with geometric precision and surrounded by a shallow pool of sweet-and-sour sauce flavored with miso, mirin and vinegar.
His body of work is dominated by two novels -- Affliction" and "The Sweet Hereafter" -- that are close to perfect, and their devastating emotional precision arises in large part from their crushing, almost Faulknerian sense of place.
