Sentence examples for as yet imprecise from inspiring English sources
However, there are as yet imprecise elements within the calculation of this figure and the cut could yet be greater.
Despite the high standard deviations of Allport's data, and the as yet imprecise estimates of LIDA's internal parameters, it can be seen from this experiment that the timing data of the Allport agent is comparable to human performance.
Thus, the 'ZCB Bamboo Pavilion' research project investigates how, through the combination of digital design technology, a culturally valuable yet imprecise local craft and an ecologically desirable yet volatile natural material can be practically applied as structural component in light-weiht, sustainable architecture.
Elsewhere, diameter was a significant yet imprecise (r2 = 0.26) predictor of tree-level fecundity in only 8 of 14 tree species in a Malaysian rain forest [56].
People can be as precise or as imprecise as they need or wish to be.
There is also imprecise information regarding the composition and structure of the PCM, in which recent studies have identified hundreds of proteins, most of which play as yet unknown roles [1].
Yet an imprecise clue is better than no clue at all.
The promise of nanotechnology as an economic engine that can redefine the wellbeing of regions and nations is pervasive; yet the imprecise language, and overuse of the term nanotechnology, has made that term fuzzier, broader, and trendier than many imagined possible.
As imprecise as this spirit is, it's already trickling down to the next generation.
