Sentence examples for any imprecise from inspiring English sources

Still, I was embarrassed as I left the voice mail, in which I said I was sorry in advance for this article and any imprecise or inadequate characterizations of her that might appear in it.

That means, non-linear optimization can be carried out on the manifold without any imprecise approximations.

We have modified the Discussion section to avoid any imprecise conclusions.

This is not "political correctness" (in any case an imprecise, catch-all term) but responsible discourse.

In any case, this is such an imprecise area of research, that it would be good to describe any alternative scenarios and potential pitfalls, other hypotheses and rationalizations.

If it's such an imprecise business, why waste any time on it?

Uncertainty about the patterns' true frequencies is expressed by an imprecise Dirichlet model which yields upper and lower posterior probabilities for any quasi-implicative statement.

Evidently, this catch-all legislation that sets out to ban masks from any protest that the government or the police designate as illegal, is an imprecise kneejerk reaction to the growing problem of violent protests in Canada.

However, this is an imprecise measure, especially for small-world graphs where the longest path between any two nodes is very short [ 16, 17].

The precise metrics refer to those that include only crisp values (i.e., quantitative/measurable without any uncertainty) while the imprecise metrics refer to those that cannot be objectively quantified or measured and usually include fuzzy or linguistic values, for both describing and expressing a requirement for a cloud service offering.

This is imprecise as any woman may ovulate and menstruate remote from her "day of menopause," prompting a warning to not throw away supplies for at least 2 to 3 years.