Sentence examples for imprecise descriptions from inspiring English sources
Usually these complex relationships are expressed using imprecise descriptions in the form of natural linguistic terms.
The clinic's doctors presented their findings in what other experts say were scientifically questionable ways, exaggerating the health effects with imprecise descriptions of workers' symptoms and how long they might be sick.
But Republican critics, who said they supported the overall goal of increasing accountability for contractors, said there were weaknesses in the legislation, including imprecise descriptions about the locations where the law would apply.
The ancient Greeks and Romans, the Western world's original wine snobs, generally used broad and imprecise descriptions for their vintages, preferring to pass judgment rather than dwell on aromas.
Four approaches to reducing training set size were used: intelligent selection of the most informative training samples, selective class exclusion, acceptance of imprecise descriptions for spectrally distinct classes and the adoption of a one-class classifier.
The symptoms of restless legs syndrome have variable imprecise descriptions by most people but the most common denominator is that of an unpleasant discomfort or sensation in the legs associated with an urge to move the legs and a transient ease of symptoms on getting the legs to move.
An earlier version of this article gave an imprecise description of a brief email response from a spokesman for Mr. Nunes to a request for comment.
This was a scientifically imprecise description of the thinning that was concentrated at both poles, but the metaphor – of the roof over our home planet being punctured – captured the public imagination and, most importantly, conveyed a sense of urgency.
Virtually Incorrectly used to mean "nearly all"; eg: "Virtually all the chocolates were eaten". "Virtually" is useful for an imprecise description that is more or less right, close enough, as good as.
Diagnosis of migraine in the developmental age is more difficult and associated with imprecise description of the symptoms.
Possibly the impression that the figure implies otherwise stems from an imprecise description of the design.
