Sentence examples for imprecise work from inspiring English sources

It's slow, imprecise work.

In our study, we were unable to account for work-based LUR estimates for the whole subset of employed women because approximately 25% of them worked outside the area covered by our LUR models and 16% reported imprecise work addresses that we were unable to geocode.

Over the short term, it is much easier to keep working with DNA than to voluntarily make the already imprecise recombinant DNA work (compared to mechanical engineering) even more challenging.

Their goals are imprecise, so they work tentatively, by trial and error, frequently revising their paintings.

The location was sometimes imprecise, failed to work everywhere and false alerts also occurred.

With GDB is possible to work with imprecise data, to store knowledge using rules and also to deduce new information.

Conveniently, this allows us to stay in line with the wealth of formal work on "Imprecise Probabilities" which term is used to cover cases of indeterminacy.

In contradistinction to Maimonides, who introduced allegory, metaphor, and imprecise language into his work to convey the ambiguity of the subject matter, Gersonides saw it as his function to elucidate the issues as clearly as possible.

First works incorporating imprecise knowledge of received waveforms can be found in [26 28].

The Leeum exhibition promises a peek into Eliasson's process of developing and sorting through these ideas, but Eliasson is quick to point out the imprecise nature of creating his work.

Indeed the very mood of Mortimer's recent works is disquietingly imprecise, in contrast to the lurid violence and abjection of previous pieces in which bombs appear to be exploding or naked people running for cover.