The strip never feels imprecise, but it did take a minute to figure it out.
There are a few sharp plastic edges, and a pair of climate-control knobs feel a bit imprecise.
However, those that require the Wiimote to be held horizontally or use more buttons, feel sluggish and imprecise, particularly when manoeuvring.
But as a whole, it feels foreign and imprecise.
Everyone involved in the research ecosystem has now become slaves to it, even though many feel it is unfair, misleading, imprecise, and just plain wrong.
Its simulated physics were lauded by several reviewers, but others felt that the physics were imprecise, and that the game's system requirements were extremely high.
Imprecise controls, what feels like unfinished UI and poor explaining of What To Actually Do at key junctures – the first round of finger-pointing, for example – mean that Criminel is less sleuth, more slurry.
A further twist to the development came with the work of the American mathematician Oscar Zariski, who had studied with the Italian school of algebraic geometers but came to feel that their method of working was imprecise.
Some of these ideas sensory images, qualitative "feels" (like pains and pleasures), perceptual data are imprecise qualitative phenomena, being the expression in thought of states of the body as it is affected by the bodies surrounding it.
The announcement gave a herky-jerky feel to the state's drought policies, which depend largely on the imprecise arts of weather forecasting and climatology.
