The swiping gesture is a common one in the mobile world, where people rely on quick and imprecise movements to send commands to apps and interact with their small screens with a minimum of fuss.
His imprecise movements inside of my vagina made me cringe, along with the fact that he kept making eye contact with me on and off, as if he didn't know how much of it was appropriate, or if he was maybe thinking about accidentally trying to arouse me, or himself.
In turn, this means that even though we may not have polls in every state on every day, we've got a plausible (if imprecise) model of movement in one state that might be related to movements in another state, and a model that links up state and national level changes in the vote.
GamePro noted that the stylus input was imprecise, often mistaking movement and attack actions.
That all this cleverness could be put into a machine that sells for just $25,000 has amazed many of Mr Brooks's former colleagues in academia.However, Baxter has not taken the market by storm, perhaps in part because it started off rather imprecise in its movements (a software upgrade, Mr Brooks says, has improved precision a lot).
But are there any studies to back up these claims that the CIA's remote control drones, which can fly over their targets for up to 48 hours carefully monitoring their movements with high-resolution cameras before striking them with precise, laser-guided missiles, are actually waging the most uniquely imprecise "bombing" campaign in history as these American and Pakistani voices claim?
The Pathé camera did not allow camera movement, had imprecise definition, and dark rendering.
Until now researchers had been able to gather data on the hunting habits of cheetahs only by studying the animals in captivity, or from direct — though relatively imprecise — observations of their movements in the wild.
There were curious moments of imprecise playing in the genial second movement and the sardonic third.
Repeated movements and associated tissue adaptations are reasoned to contribute to generalization of movement patterns including the imprecise joint motion that is direction-specific.
