Sentence examples for is imprecise to from inspiring English sources

Yet, it is imprecise to say that's how "Wit" ends, not when the memory can be forever haunted by the play's final vision, and a glorious, affirming vision it is.

Due to the difficulties in obtaining sufficient load specimen, it is imprecise to construct the stress as random variables.

It is concluded that reference circle diameter above is imprecise to calculate the cylindrical gear volume, because it is not associated with modification coefficient, addendum coefficient, tip clearance coefficient as shown in Eq. (4).

It would be imprecise to say that the Jets were merely peeking ahead to their showdown against New England at MetLife Stadium, a rematch that Mark Sanchez termed "a divisional championship game".

In a general way, those social arrangements resemble those found in medieval Europe, but it would be imprecise to use a term such as feudalism to characterize Funan and its successor states.

Factor VIII (Von Willebrand's factor) was one of the first marker used for staining microvessels but it may be imprecise to quantify microvasculature for various reasons.

Direct touch interaction (e.g., tap to select) is imprecise, due to occlusion and the finger's surface area.

In contrast to survivors without TH, neurological prognostication is imprecise due to a persistent sedative effect[1].

But the law is imprecise as to how binding such restrictions can be.

In reality, the data is imprecise due to measurement errors, the prior knowledge is only approximately known, etc.

Menzel says that "Human language is imprecise, you have to be able to identify its ambiguities and understand what the person is asking".