Sentence examples for inexact as from inspiring English sources

Although they resembled the demonstrated action closely enough to be reliably identified by naïve coders, the match was sometimes inexact, as is found with all such studies to be expected, if the 'copies' were selected by resemblance from the existing repertoire.

"This is as inexact as it gets in politics".

Predicting a currency's direction is about as inexact as sciences come, especially in today's volatile markets.

Any comparison between these figure and the 15,000 homeless families of 1976 will be inexact, as counting methods and homelessness definitions have altered over the years.

The result was that any comparison between 2008 and 2016 would be inexact as Democrats would benefit from a significant head start this year.

The News Corporation does not report results on the basis of continuing operations, making year-to-year comparisons somewhat inexact as its lineup of properties changes.

Any choreographer would be ambivalent: it is painful to consider that a life's work will disappear, but it is also hard to think that it will be diminished by inexact performances, as fuzzy as fourth-generation photocopies.

Finally, the general analysis allows for equivalent error estimators and inexact solvers as well as different non-homogeneous and mixed boundary conditions.

18th, about the end of the strike-as inexact an affirmation as any newspaper ever carried.

The MSE of MMSE equalizers has a contribution stemming from the inexact channel equalization as well as a noise contribution.

Terminology seems as inexact a science as astrology.