They will talk about the inability to define a notion that is constantly in "flux", but they will also hit the nail on its irritatingly imperfect head.
If no sampling were used, the likely undercount would be around 1.9%.The reason for this seemingly dotty result is that the errors from scientific sampling are easier to quantify (and minimise) than those arising from an imperfect head-count.
This is a natural mutant characterized by motoneuron degeneration and defective spermiogenesis with sperm cells lacking a real acrosome and presenting an imperfect head position [ 69].
Berbatov, uncharacteristically imperfect all afternoon, headed the best late chance over the bar from Ruiz's free-kick.
There are lots of small solutions to fit different-sized heads, accommodate imperfect eyeballs, and generally make things as comfortable as possible for as many people as possible.
Others larger individuals preserved inside giant balls of mudstone had lost body parts, including the front of the head, to imperfect preservation.
Soft constraints can work contrary to the designer's intentions by making the access of perfect knowledge in-the-world more effortful than the access of imperfect knowledge in-the-head.
During line levelling, differences in data values at intersections of traverse lines with tie-lines (cross-over differences) are taken into account to reduce errors arising from data offsets between adjacent survey lines (e.g. heading errors) or imperfect temporal reduction which could otherwise lead to severe artefacts during gridding (Pilkington and Thurston, 2001).
On 8 May, the day Germany surrendered, Pound told an American reporter, Ed Johnston, that Hitler was "a Jeanne d'Arc, a saint", and that Mussolini was an "imperfect character who lost his head".
All detected REPs consist of GT(A/G G head and GC-rich imperfect palindrome with potential to form stem-loop structures in single-stranded state (Table 1).
