Sentence examples for it is not precise from inspiring English sources
International law recognizes that killing "any individual who is directly or indirectly taking part in hostilities" can be justified, Mr. Ross said, but it is not precise about how such distinctions should be applied.
Although the result of FCM clustering is good, it is not precise enough to use the connected region as the basic unit to recognize the road region.
So the comScore's data maybe a leading indicator that all is not well at Google, it is not precise enough to calculate what the actual impact will be on Google's business.
The fingerprint method [22] personalizes any pages and has no limits on scalability as it works with a linear-size storage and has distributed computation; however, it is not precise enough, and gives only an approximation.
According to the present research, it is worth noting that for the preparation of amorphous alloys from different kinds of metal using ball milling, it is not precise to consider the diffused halo peak appearing in the XRD pattern of milled samples as amorphous phase without the careful investigation of the microstructure.
This approximate conjunction usually results in a pair of transits, but it is not precise enough to produce a triplet, since Venus arrives 22 hours earlier each time.
"It's not precise," she said.
Whether that kind of inspires this to romance I'm not really sure, but it's not precise; it's not marching along; it's not discrete frequencies.
He said it was not precise enough about what modifications would require new pollution controls.
If we use that, we will get theta minus theta, one minus one, it looks like it's not precise enough.
