Sentence examples for imprecise details from inspiring English sources
Because of irregular and imprecise details or information, respectively, the sensitivity test, initial caries lesions and the periodontal situation were not taken into account.
The SP reference level is generally placed according to imprecise anatomical details due to differences in patient's body habitus.
I always thought F.B.I. agents were paid to lose sleep over imprecise but alarming details and lucky hunches.
In particular, we discuss in detail the imprecise knowledge of received waveforms and the influence of step size control on the convergence properties.
Such measures are based on rather imprecise recall, not capturing detail about the conditions under which time is spent with peers.
In short, the Bearden was bold in broad strokes, but imprecise and vague on the details.
In general, words are fairly imprecise, yet for particular purposes their meanings can be tightened up, usually by bringing in more words or phrases to divide up a given field in more detail.
The conservative editorial page of The Wall Street Journal called his campaign "empty," and audience members at Mr. Christie's address on Wednesday to the Black Ministers Council of New Jersey, a group that leans Democratic, shouted "Answer the question!" when he gave an imprecise response to a request for details about budget cuts.
The Austro-Hungarian Haydn Orchestra has a healthy set of horn players, but the string detail was rough and imprecise and the orchestral color as a whole gray and undistinguished.
Words are too imprecise and clumsy to express the fine details of a mathematical idea; an equation is often the only way to do it.
The repertory was certainly more conventional, but Mr. Gilbert had to fight the almighty echo in the church, whose acoustics are so reverberant that orchestral details sometimes become sludgy and imprecise.
