Sentence examples for inexact process from inspiring English sources

Judging comedy writers in a foreign culture was an inexact process.

It was a messy, inexact process that invariably led to mistakes on the final negatives.

But "this is a very generalized, inexact process," said William M. Bumpers, a lawyer who usually represents manufacturers in pollution cases.

The point I was making was that setting talent fees is an inexact process and because we all operate in a market place, disclosure of individual fees would very likely drive up costs.

In the design of sheet metal forming processes, the manual die try out of deep drawing tools is traditionally a time consuming, expensive and inexact process.

However, accurate identification and assignment of secondary structure is an inexact process (Cuff and Barton, 1999).

The inexact alignment process can then start at position of the read by looking up the result of mapping the last k read base pairs.

Location of utilities for underground construction represents an inexact and uncertain process in which errors can be costly and even catastrophic.

The inexact nature of cognitive processes that are inherent in MDM necessitated the incorporation of "cognitive-aid structures" and the "cognitive appropriation processes" architectural components.

In the old days film had to be cut up by hand, a labor-intensive process that was inexact and frequently incomplete before kickoff.

Structural inaccuracies introduced due to the inexact nature of the 3D printing process resulted in different values for left and right gait primitives.