"There's a lot of writing about … being very old, but it also takes you right back, to memories of her childhood, of her childhood garden which she remembers so precisely, to the first and second world wars, to her passion for clothes throughout the last century," she said.
Dr. Smith said his research supported a "neutral" community model, in which most species are not so precisely adapted, the community is not as tightly knit and new species can find a home.
Between the crystallites are regions in which the molecules have not been able to align themselves so precisely.
"So it's not so precisely parallel!" he exclaimed.
So comparing prices so precisely is persnickety.
Things are positioned so precisely.
We lack the means to control target levels so precisely.
The fact that its author is Japanese-Canadian should only be part of the story if Ozeki chooses for it to be so: which is precisely what she does, in the most meta- of all the shortlisted fictions.
Kissing is the ultimate in intimacy, which is precisely why so many women in prostitution refuse to do it.
Long before it had any sort of coherent cultural or historical identity, whiteness in America was a broad, loosely defined political category, which is precisely why so many scholars knocked themselves out trying to fill in the details.
