Sentence examples for confused precision from inspiring English sources

Even atJil Sander, patterns resembling Theo van Doesburg's rectangles emerged as new creative director Rodolfo Paglialunga found his feet with what he called "confused precision".

Finally, confusing precision and accuracy will mainly produce misleading messages.

The specificity is sometimes confused with the precision.

Briefly, confusing accuracy and precision will mainly produce misleading messages.

Hence, our precision (which we confused with true positive rate) is calculated as: (74+41 / 74+50) = 92.7%.

But make no mistake: Quantified precision is not to be confused with a superior method of thinking.

They seem confused and timid at a time when precision and boldness is demanded.

"Mapping the World" shows both the precision and the disorder underscoring the evolution of mapmaking, and how mistakes altered and confused perception, depending on where the maps were made.

Still confused?

seem confused.

Confused already?