Sentence examples for Imperfectly known from inspiring English sources

The chemical constitution of many pigments remains imperfectly known.

The history of the Isle of Man is imperfectly known.

The soft parts of dinosaurs are only imperfectly known.

In most cases, though, the underlying conditions are either imperfectly known or not known at all.

His hymns show traces of versification, the precise prosody of which is still imperfectly known.

The nerves, blood vessels, and internal organs were very imperfectly known.

This approach represents a new development in control theory and allows dealing with uncertain elements; which every dynamical system may contain, as well as with unknown or imperfectly know inputs and errors in state measurements.

Sometimes he grieved at having to write about countries he had never visited, and at being expected, in the Guardian's tradition, to advocate how they should deal with problems he only imperfectly knew.

A large number (71) of these 132 different spacers (54%) were found that perfectly or imperfectly matched known integrative and conjugative elements (ICE), or prophages in other streptococcal genomes, especially in S. pyogenes (9.8%).

In case that the traffic loads for both kinds of traffic are known imperfectly, we should define a robust Bayesian threshold frontier by means of extending the previous integrals to include simultaneously the uncertainty model for both traffics.

Moreover, the performance analysis of cooperative schemes in such scenarios is especially interesting and called for because relaying introduces additional channels and hence increases the uncertainty in the model if the channels are known only imperfectly.