Sentence examples for imprecise in nature from inspiring English sources

So, these costs are imprecise in nature.

Normally, the cost of raw materials is imprecise in nature.

However, most of it is subjective (imprecise) in nature and remains unutilized.

Though the distance between two cities is normally fixed, the time to travel from a city to another is always imprecise in nature in the fuzzy sense.

This study considers fuzzy EOQ model to allow for: (1) selling price dependent demand rate which is imprecise in nature, (2) a profit maximization objective and (3) an imprecise holding cost, ordering cost, purchasing cost, interest earned and interest charged rate.

Interpretation of the spectra and principal components remains imprecise and qualitative in nature; however, work is ongoing to devise an accurate method by which to retrieve quantitative molecular information.

In the first two movements, somewhat diffuse in nature, attacks were often tentative, rhythms and pitches imprecise, despite the chorus's recent experience with the work in Boston.

He argued that they are morphosyllabic in nature, meaning they constitute a large system of syllables, albeit imprecise, while also conveying meaning.

It may be remarked that both Fermat and Maupertuis were guided by Aristotelian notions of economy in nature that have been found, if not actively misleading, too imprecise to retain a place in modern science.

In practical project management (PM) decision problems, environmental coefficients and related parameters are frequently fuzzy in nature, and a decision maker (DM) must simultaneously consider various conflicting objectives in a framework of imprecise aspiration levels.

Because national output includes goods and services that are highly diverse in nature and some that are not in fact placed on the market, the determination of market value is difficult and somewhat imprecise.