Sentence examples for imperfect expression from inspiring English sources

We believe in the sanctity of type, in the beauty of the muted page, in the discipline required in the following with the eye the well-punctuated, yet always imperfect expression of a writer's thoughts.

This is bound to be a somewhat loose fit the institutional and bureaucratic structure of law means that it will generally be an imperfect expression of the society it regulates.

The imperfect expression pattern for hb can be explained by the complex two-promoter structure of this gene, with different enhancers influencing different promoters [ 27], which currently is not taken into account in our model.

The sparse projection vector ({boldsymbol {tilde xi } = {[!{boldsymbol {xi }}^{T}}left (1 right), cdots,{{boldsymbol {xi }}^{T}}left (M right)]^{T}}) will have K×M nonzero entries, which causes (11) to be an imperfect sparse expression.

Factorize an imperfect radical expression into its prime factors.

To break down an imperfect radical expression, write down all of the factors of that number (or as many as you can think of, if it's a large number) until you find one that is a perfect square.

Computer-animated films such as 2004's "The Polar Express" can trigger the uncanny valley by combining realistic human faces with "dead eyes" and imperfect facial expressions.

Consequently, for our current system model where both the estimates of source-relay and relay-destination channels are imperfect, deriving rate expression and solving the optimization problem based on that expression are still an open issue).

Her body looks relaxed, but there is something askew about her expression, imperfect, like the clouds on the horizon, stormy clouds that were different shades of gray and separated by the sky".

The Kotel is as good a place as any to launch that re-commitment to the Torah's vision of "one law," of unity without uniformity, and to Israel's imperfect but vigorous expression of democracy in action.

This may be caused by noisy reference signals, which resulted in imperfect control of expression variability.