Sentence examples for imprecise characterization from inspiring English sources

If the variation of stiffness with strength is not represented in the model, the analytical results are likely to be of poor fidelity and may lead to an imprecise characterization of the suitability of the design relative to the seismic performance goals.

These registry data were criticized both for imprecise characterization of CHF and imbalance of severity of CHF while all patients required renal replacement therapy as a result of end-stage chronic kidney disease.

Under a set-based perspective and approach to design, a designer can work towards a single solution systematically despite indecision arising from imprecise characterizations of design concepts.

In some cases, imprecise experimental characterization means that it is not entirely clear whether a prediction is correct.

Still, I was embarrassed as I left the voice mail, in which I said I was sorry in advance for this article and any imprecise or inadequate characterizations of her that might appear in it.

Though the characterization may be imprecise — Mr. Wilson comes from a working-class family of immigrants — it makes for a better rallying cry than accounting reform, audit expansion, or the other nuts and bolts of the comptroller's office.

Both Nikolai Putilin as her father, Miller, and Hao Jiang Tian as Rodolfo's father, Count Walter, have impressive instruments but gave imprecise performances, approximate about everything from characterization to pitch.

The effects of single pollutants are generally inferred from such variations, but characterization of quantitative relationships is far more imprecise for the effects of combinations of pollutants than for the effects of single pollutants.

We propose a method of hierarchical spatio-temporal segmentation that enables the characterization of change processes that are spatially diffuse and temporally imprecise.

We implement the framework by adopting a fuzzy sets concept of "urban characterization" since fuzzy sets relate to classes of object with imprecise boundaries in which membership is a matter of degree.

The notion of a meaning assignment which appears in the description of universal validity is a very imprecise and intuitive notion, while the notion of a structure appearing in a characterization of model-theoretic validity is a fairly precise and technical one.