Word: precisionism
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Sunday's game was characterized by generally sloppy playing interspersed with occasional bursts of precision execution. Harvard grabbed the lead early in the game and held on until the closing minutes, but could never widen its advantage by more than five goals. The difference in the end proved to be...
In hopes of stirring an intensely subjective response from the audience, he forsakes lucidity and precision. The movie is reckless, a quality that is both exhilarating and, finally, defeating. Like Munch's art, however, it has an embattled, assaultive power that cannot be shaken.
Personal Encounter. In The Light at the Center: Context and Pretext of Modern Mysticism, Bharati unscrews the inscrutable with the precision tools of language, philosophy and behavioral science. He lets incensed air out of inflated spiritual traditions and reputations on both sides of the world. He scoffs at the counterculture...
Above all, Eastern Europeans are beginning to understand they must improve the quality of their goods if they hope to sell enough abroad to pay for more of their imports. Says Karoly Ravasz, a Hungarian official: "Instead of ordinary lathes, we must produce precision machinery. Instead of textiles that sell...
If financing Bugsy was a hassle, getting it all on film was a tag-team match of patience, precision, skill and sanity. Parker and company met upwards of 10,000 kids to fill Bugsy's 200 parts. Children were pulled out of schoolrooms, selected from auditions and video-taped...