The dance movements, considerably less focused and precise, were wholly devoid of interest.
Jessie Burton had a smash a few years ago with The Miniaturist, a novel both lush and precise, and wholly engulfing in its sense of place (Amsterdam, late 17th century).
Her quiet, triumphant feminism is wonderfully eloquent in a precise way and wholly unthreatening to anyone who isn't rushing her.
The performance acted out, and not for the better, the same dichotomy between William Wolfram's precise, energetic and wholly satisfying piano playing and a murky orchestral togetherness emerging, neither particularly rightly nor particularly wrongly, as a blurry approximation of extroverted feeling.
IT IS an odd thing when a nation of 84m people lumbers towards a precise appointment with a wholly unknown destiny.
On his album Big Boi collaborated with the younger style maven Gucci Mane on "Shine Blockas, one of the highlights, if only for the contrast in styles — both precise, both clever, but wholly different in attitude, punch versus chill.
You never know what you're going to get, especially now that Denver has ditched any attempt to play along with the N.F.L.'s cohort of precise passing machines, becoming something wholly unique in the ecosystem of N.F.L. offenses.
Even so, when pulsars were first detected in the late 1960s, their radio signals were so clock-like and precise that astronomers initially thought they were wholly artificial.
What Kapoor effected with sharp-cut holes, Fraser delivers with precise, linear units: she sets apart spaces for thought that are wholly distinct.
Even if dogs are wholly physical objects and even if all the atoms in dogs follow very precise laws of physics, nevertheless when doing the biology of dogs one will need concepts not to be found in a physics textbook.
The problem is not that we don't yet have precise enough tools for measuring such things; it's that there are two wholly different ways of measuring.
