Dr. Cooke and Dr. Brown, who discount the imprecise observations from Leonid meteor showers before 1966, believe the 1799 trail will be the closest, leading to a burst of meteors over Hawaii.
Imprecise observations are incorporated using qualitative versions of Jeffrey's rule and Bayesian updating, with the result that coherent belief revision is embodied naturally and tractably.
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.
What made the problem difficult, as compared to planet trajectories, was the need to work from a small number of imprecise one-shot observations made from a moving Earth.
Such an observation justifies the imprecise discrete-to-binary mapping of DBR- and BRGC-encoding-based discretization.
This is due to the real-world situations, such as the location measurement inaccuracies of the global navigation satellite system, imprecise knowledge of the real observation time, and errors in data identification.
A separate review of pharmacy-based measures of medication adherence, however, noted that the assessment of adherence over short intervals is likely to be imprecise and suggested that the observation window should be long enough to span the expected days' supply from at least three dispensing events [ 9].
The Madaras sample was not included in the temporal analysis because we considered its year of first observation to be too imprecise.
As components of h ˜ x m have not been averaged over a great number of observations, they are highly imprecise and they depend on the additive noise over the y k (m) received samples.
When we used cancer as the end point, the estimates were highly imprecise due to low numbers of observations, but resembled the estimates seen with the CIN2+ and CIN3+ endpoints (data not shown).
One of the most common refrains about the explosive growth of social media is that it makes many of us "narcissistic". That's an understandable observation, but it is both imprecise and off-the-mark.
