Sentence examples for imprecise view from inspiring English sources

Like Twitter's many ground-level dispatches, the system is based on a series of small radar devices that can be scattered around cities and their suburbs, rather than a large beacon that takes a sweeping but imprecise view.

The depth-of-field preview function usually allows only a dim and imprecise view.

Lazy, imprecise thought is a bore.

Other approaches that involve exposing an animal to a suspected toxicant and observing behavioral changes that develop are too imprecise, in his view.

An article in Science Times on Nov. 18 about the rare blood infection known as Chagas disease included an imprecise summary of the views of Dr. Hira Nakhasi, director of transfusion-transmitted diseases at the Food and Drug Administration, about the lack of a screening test for the disease.

Though the settlement for Germany was discussed at length, all three Allied leaders appeared uncertain; their views were imprecise on the topic of a postwar international organization; and, on the Polish question, the western Allies and the Soviet Union found themselves in sharp dissension, Stalin expressing his continued distaste for the Polish government-in-exile in London.

Several critics took issue with the controls, which were viewed as imprecise, both in the platforming and in the combat phases of the game.

Having thus narrowed the sample to people tilted toward Netflix's business model, the company then crafted a conveniently malleable -- and laughably imprecise -- definition of binge viewing: "watching two or three episodes [of a series] at least every few weeks".

Count times in prison are an imprecise science, from a convict's point of view.

Ohashi admits that sentiment analysis is an imprecise science.

But television viewing time is a useful, if somewhat imprecise, marker of how much someone is engaging in so-called sedentary behavior.