The layers of local history and a precise sense of place are paramount in his work.
Other budding urban realists, like Peter Sollett ("Raising Victor Vargas and Eric Easonon ("Manito") worked on a more modest and intimate scale, balancing their ambitions with a warm, precise sense of their characters' particularity.
Recently at an SRI laboratory here, two Stanford University graduate students, John Ulmen and Dan Aukes, put the finishing touches on a significant step toward human capabilities: a four-finger hand that will grasp with a human's precise sense of touch.
The grisly mayhem is balanced by a quiet, precise sense of formal decorum, and a brutal, vengeful worldview coexists with a disarmingly sentimental moralism.
Discussion chair Francine Stock readily accepted the point: "Can you imagine a perfume called 'A Bit on the Side'?" · The depiction of class in the film also afforded a cross-channel analysis, with Lampton's precise sense of social calibration prompting discussion of squeaky shoes and upturned soup bowls.
This paper deals with the problem of conjugacy for a class of algebras extended affine Lie algebras that are in a precise sense higher nullity analogues of the affine algebras.
the shifting, conditional nature of place is always matched in Didion's work by a mercilessly precise sense of time, of history--of facts.
For a more precise sense of dimension, look at the image below, showing one of the submunitions, rendered safe, and many of its components, against a measuring tape.
In a very precise sense of the term, this Congress has been corrupted by this competing dependency.
This gives, in a precise sense, better information than an artificial amalgamation of different scores into a single objective, but is more costly to compute.
