There are some significant issues in the way the argument is framed and the data presented that make the paper more confusing than it ought to be or, in a few places, imprecise or inadequately supported in its claims.
If time is imprecise, so, oddly, is place.
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.
But I found it frustratingly imprecise when trying to place the ball and can see why the execs missed the shots they did on stage at the Nintendo conference.
For example, a sum that can be divided into only 100 parts will leave probability measurements imprecise beyond the second decimal place, conflating probabilities that should be distinguished (e.g., those of a logical contradiction and of 'a fair coin lands heads 8 times in a row').
The SP reference level is generally placed according to imprecise anatomical details due to differences in patient's body habitus.
In the first place, the phrase is imprecise; Mr. Nixon got Watergate behind him and us all right, though not in the way some had expected.
If the oath is void for vagueness or overbreadth, it is because the common meaning of its words is so imprecise or so farreaching as to place a 'chilling effect' upon constitutionally protected expression.
In the first place, teacher feedback is oftentimes imprecise and full of vague comments that are incomprehensible to the students.
Even worse, the time and cost required to move the furniture, then clean the carpets and return everything back to its proper place, takes a lot of effort, for very imprecise results.
