Sentence examples for in imprecise from inspiring English sources

Calling him a jazz singer, though, is a study in imprecise terminology.

But there is no need to get bogged down in imprecise debates about what constitutes a massacre.

She writes that Conrad "veiled" his meaning in "imprecise adjectives" like "inscrutable," and that, in his "purplest patches," he presented the sailing ship as a meeting place of the human and the supernatural.

Virtually all of his mid-1960s playing was in distorted sounds, including low-register honks and a wide, wavery vibrato, resulting in imprecise pitch; furthermore, he usually played his solos at the fastest possible tempos.

One is the details provided about the missing arms as well as the dimensions (although bear in mind that these were given in imprecise measurements) and the other is the physical character of the stone, typical of many Roman sculptures.

This method often results in imprecise segmentation results.

For these, and many other reasons, there is growing interest in Imprecise Probability (IP) models.

The algorithm is capable of solving the problem in crisp as well as in imprecise environment.

Further, this method could be more applicable in imprecise environment rather than in precise environment.

This model allows designers to describe their preferences on different criteria in imprecise linguistic statements.

The proposed algorithm is capable of solving the problem in crisp as well as in imprecise environment.