Sentence examples for imprecise use of from inspiring English sources

The characteristic qualities of his verse are insistent alliteration, unflagging rhythmic energy, sheer melodiousness, great variation of pace and stress, effortless expansion of a given theme, and evocative if rather imprecise use of imagery.

Unfortunately, the imprecise use of eponyms can result in confusion and miscommunication [1].

The literature to date is limited by the imprecise use of the term palliative and subsequent variable designation of patients into evaluable groups.

As a final consideration, we bring to attention the study by Gillies et al. (2009) who point out that SuperDARN velocity measurements typically underestimate the plasma flow due to the imprecise use of a refractive index of 1 in the calculation of line-of-sight velocity.

This analysis describes the broad ranging and imprecise use of the term irritability since the first DSM in 1952.

This imprecise use of the term "vasculogenesis" has facilitated the confusion in the literature about the process of tumor vasculogenesis [ 75].

He expects his departure "to have been preceded by severe pain, fear, and exasperation at the imprecise or euphemistic use of language around me".

1. Regarding peak oil, there is (in general) great confusion about the topic, which is aided by the use of imprecise definitions by various groups.

It also condemned the use of "imprecise" weapons such as white phosphorous and artillery shells.

As the managed information is often imprecise or uncertain the use of qualitative reasoning methods has been foreseen.

It has the advantage of allowing the use of imprecise data for modeling and also processing the fuzzy information using generated crisp values of fuzzy variables.