Sentence examples for is slightly imperfect from inspiring English sources

So at room temperature, the mirror is slightly imperfect but at -243C, it is pristine.

All of the data is slightly imperfect, so we use things to correct this to spit out a higher quality product.

Could she be considered for the prize if the first rhyme in her verse was slightly imperfect?

"My grandmother is obsessed with texture, so most of the things in the house will be slightly imperfect, but in a way that adds to them" Mr. Furman said.

"At the end of each day, I was throwing away these crates of produce — apples, lettuce, cabbage — stuff that had been bruised or was slightly imperfect in shape," McHenry told me.

There's a factory store where I buy bud vases and big plates that are slightly imperfect -- a bubble here, a scrape there.

This can cause problems when performing μ-XAS experiments in which energy is scanned (section 2.6) because ideally the sample should be translated as a function of energy so as to maintain its position at the X-ray focus; the alignment need only be slightly imperfect for the beam to move across the sample during the course of the μ-XAS scan.

The plots all show a long tail of journals with few randomised trials or systematic reviews, but a logarithmic version of figure 2 (not shown) is slightly convex, suggesting an imperfect fit with Bradford's law.

T2, mn can be slightly different as imperfect decoupling can lead to slight line broadening for S13C, which does not play a role for S12C.

The carpets at the Web site, some one of a kind, some slightly imperfect, are 40percentto75percentcent off the retail price.

But as the movie's heroine might say, even a slightly imperfect attempt is better than the alternative.