Sentences with phrase «precise use»

And third, I was overwhelmed by the beautiful and precise use of language.

This platformer for the Game Boy requires some incredibly precise use of that big, grey box's controls.

Or it might be on processes — so around wise and precise use of data, it might be on how do you implement effectively, it might be on evidence - informed leadership.

The real challenges came in the form of boss fights that require precise use of Yoshi's egg tossing ability.

Whipping cream gives a runnier caramel, that's still yummy but doesn't set well, and things can get... messy For this recipe, I really recommend using grams (at least initially)-- the textures and consistencies are key (the cookie bottom just crumbly enough and the caramel layer sticky but not runny) and I'm not sure if you can be as precise using cups / tablespoons.

Lambton's crew would establish a fixed reference point by laborious observations of star positions over several months, then measure a fixed distance away from the point with the fantastically precise use of metal chains and rods supported by trestles.

«It was a very precise use of the technology,» notes Dr. Kondziolka.

«Advanced» work «communicates insightfully with consistent awareness of audience and purpose; writing is confident, coherent, clearly focused, well - organized, and thoroughly developed; provides a variety of well - chosen details, quotations, or examples to support claims; demonstrates exceptional control of sentence structure with precise use of language and word choice; reflects mastery of the conventions of written English and is virtually free of errors.»

His ability in this new group of work to create an image unfolding masterful rendering of the figure yet, mixing precise use of geometrics and space impresses.

The level design is also at times very annoying, and although most of it is what you've come to expect, there are sections that require precise use of the dash feature for example, but the dash is just too clunky.

Once more or less undistracted from the look of Down with Love, you begin to notice the film's precise use of dissolves, its beautiful mattes, and the evocative inflexible camera — movies never used to recompose throughout a shot as they do know, and cinematographer Jeff Cronenweth gets that right.

«We have also developed a new technique, consisting of loading tiny video cameras on free - ranging birds, so as to see what they see and document the precise use of tools in nature.

The precise use of this popular training technique can be your key to bigger biceps.

Between the precise use of the household, the faintly pure colour schemes and the exquisite wardrobe throughout the film, «Phantom Thread» becomes a living and breathing fashion editorial illustration.

The irreverent zinger reflects the film's precise use of coded ways that journalists, military officers, security forces, and afghan civilians and military communicate.

2011 Boland Higher Level English Essay «Boland's reflective insights are expressed through her precise use of language.»

Brilliant interior stitching, precise use of space and new eye catching design cues can all be found on the new C - Class models.

While writing an English essay, we advise you to use clear English and a precise use of technical terms.

Consider how you'll use the card and search for an offer that gives you the maximum benefits for the precise use you have in mind.

Again, if the precise uses of it aren't always obvious, that reflects the fact that there are few real limits to what devs can do.

If you love platformers, but want to be challenged with a whole new way of playing them, then Tinertia is a game you need to get behind thanks to its non-existent jump button and precise use of physics.

Reminiscences of Dan Flavin, Philippe Parreno and Pierre Huyghe are clear, but the positioning, and precise use of context, labels the work as something other than the contemporary norm.

The show spans two decades of Julien's production and sets out to reveal to Brazilian audiences the dual character of his oeuvre: it highlights both his deep concern with cultural identity, social affirmation, gender issues, and politics, and his thorough attention to formal aspects, which entails a sharp and precise use of colors and shades, multifaceted narrative constructions, and visual and sound superimpositions.

• n. a form of abstract art that gives the illusion of movement by the precise use of pattern and color, or in which conflicting patterns emerge and overlap.

op art (also op · ti · cal art) • n. a form of abstract art that gives the illusion of movement by the precise use of pattern and color, or in which conflicting patterns emerge and overlap.

Still, it is undeniable that many artists outside Japan have drawn inspiration from the mastery of the Japanese print; the precise use of fluid line, the command of composition and the sumptuous complexity of the textiles intertwined amongst the reclining figures.

They achieve an all - over absence of emphasis through the precise use of formal devices which Mark Godfrey's accompanying text categorises as lines and areas interrupting each other; toning down colours to prevent dominance; and introducing competing types of illusion, such as fake shadows.

Heyer's playful yet precise use of materials offers this openness physically as much as symbolically.

I think your train of thought has merit here, and I think a precise use of terms should be for clarification, not the opposite.

Excellent and precise use of grammar & language.

By carefully drafting the use clause so as not to be overbroad but to include clear and precise uses, franchisors can, in many instances, co-exist with other similar retailers even where those retailers have exclusives.