Despite five centuries of scholarly attention, the precise meaning of sheets such as this remains opaque.

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But he gave it a fairly precise meaning with a lot of explanatory power.

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For a lover of language, the precise meaning of words contained in the law has been his goal.

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Bryant Park Project producer Ian Chillag explores an over- and misused term with a very precise meaning and few good examples.

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But he says the slightly unusual thing about literally is its meaning has not evolved slowly, with a slight shift, but the precise meaning has been reversed.

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My second point is this: The mere fact that the lawyers in Jones felt the need to use a definition for "sexual relations" is, by itself standing alone, evidence to support the notion that at least they recognized that the precise meaning of the term can and does differ from person to person.

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And with so many appearances, I'm not sure how precise a meaning it conveys.

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It's true that a drone is precise, meaning it will hit what it is aimed at -- a building, a bunker or a person.

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Besides, Europe is about deal-making, about fudge and smudge, about warm exhortations meaning nothing precise.

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Prof Dave Moore, the director of the Institute of Hearing Research in Nottingham, said the the workings of the ear were incredibly precise and constantly vibrating meaning rebuilding hairs was like trying to demolish and then rebuild a 15-storey building in the middle of a city, without damaging any of the surrounding buildings all in the middle of an earthquake.

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