Sentence examples similar to imprecise heading from inspiring English sources
But even if downing a missile is a desired goal, the rapid and sometimes imprecise calculations of where a projectile is headed make that a challenge.
Measuring ecological footprints is an imprecise and controversial science, but Mr Head says his target would bring Dongtan to roughly the level that would be required globally for mankind to sustain itself indefinitely.
If you ask people with normal stereovision to close one eye and judge the position of objects along the line of sight, they are terribly imprecise, even if they shake their heads to create motion parallax.
Here, we use simulations based on realistic individual subject forward head models to investigate source localization errors produced by inaccuracies introduced by use of template head models (not based on a subject MR head image), inaccurate skull conductivity estimates, imprecise electrode co-registration, and low electrode numbers.
This was supported by a 2013 study that suggested the methods used by Sereno's team were imprecise, and that Nigersaurus habitually held its head like other sauropods.
1. Fitting In Is Not Belonging There are so many terms we use every day whose meanings are gauzy, if not downright imprecise -- which makes it hard to get your head around what's really going on in your life.
(The reason you might be confused about that is weeks' worth of imprecise reporting, as the media has – understandably – had trouble making heads or tails of this).
Dr. Michael Thun, head of epidemiologic research for the American Cancer Society, agreed that the percentages are imprecise, but pointed out that numbers are often the best way to get results.
The trouble came to a head when NPR tried to fit the Williams case into ethics guidelines that are too rigid and imprecise, given the realities of today's media.
