Sentence examples for Vague and imprecise from inspiring English sources

Anthropic calculations are inherently vague and imprecise, he said.

"This whole notion of moral turpitude is so vague and imprecise," Mr. McDonald said.

When the performance ratings are vague and imprecise, the fuzzy TOPSIS is a preferred solution method.

Also data, either collected or available (historical), reflecting their failure and repair patterns are limited, vague and imprecise due to various practical constraints.

Fuzzy Description Logics (DLs) are a family of knowledge representation formalisms designed to represent and reason about vague and imprecise knowledge that is inherent to many application domains.

Most decision models for handling vague and imprecise information are unnecessarily restrictive since they do not admit for discrimination between different beliefs in different values.

In the last decade, computing with words (CWW) has been the center of attention of many researchers for its intrinsic capability of dealing with linguistic, vague, interdependent, and imprecise information under uncertain environments.

Using vague, limited and imprecise data and information about any system such as a robotic system modeling analysis and optimization of the system's overall performance are very difficult.

Fuzzy statistical modeling integrates expert judgment with statistics of vague data and imprecise information to model ecological condition at multiple scales (Li 2001).

It instead issued the maximum possible sentence to him under the unconstitutionally vague and legally imprecise Article 178 of the Penal Code which criminalizes harm to public morality.

Though no facts about the detained individual have been revealed, including his name or any allegations against him, the Pentagon did confirm that he has been classified as an "enemy combatant," a vague and legally imprecise category.