"Crop genetic engineering as practiced today is a crude, imprecise, and outmoded technology," says the report's coauthor John Fagan.
Others, like Sandy Koufax, threw their high heat when the technology was imprecise.
Uncertainty in technology is presented as imprecise conversion rates, which are expressed as probabilistic scenarios.
Moreover, all previously described flow cytometry assays for the enumeration of fibrocytes in BMCs or in the leukocyte-enriched fraction of the whole blood involve the use of a dual-platform technology and therefore provide imprecise absolute cell counts [22].
Katyusha rockets are low-technology weapons whose accuracy is imprecise.
Evaluating HCW treatment technologies may be based on imprecise information or uncertain data.
The concept of dual use technology turns out to be rather imprecise representing a multitude of different meanings.
According to Dr. Smutzer, the new technology will obviate the need for the imprecise "sip and spit" tests, which were difficult to transport and quickly perishable; the strips, by contrast, are handy, storable at room temperature, and have an impressive shelf life of six months.
Of note, we investigated the technology to monitor skin temperature continuously, and found it imprecise and unreliable.
Once a way had been found to write music down – a "technology" which developed out of the medieval monastery, with its imprecise neumes, and achieved a new beginning with the staff notation associated with the 11th-century Italian, Guido of Arezzo, which we still use – a conflict was implicit between music as performance and music as text.
